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by qwerty456127
2803 days ago
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> I remember the frustration as kid getting a book of designs from the US and having none of them work quite right. "Not quite right" means even more fun. We used a non-standard paper format, the resulting planes were a little bit different than shown and this made them unique. |
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Sounds like when I attempt a 1000 piece puzzle. It doesn't always have to match the box!