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**GEEDUBBYA** · 01-04-2008

Howdy miss perry,

Here are a few tips for finding lost model parts:

When you drop a part on the floor, first start by calculating the distance and direction it may have traveled. Then begin your search for the missing part, in the direct opposite direction, and
at least twice as far out as you originally calculated.

If you are unable to find the part a second method of searching may prove successful. To employ this alternate search method wait until late at night and walk through the modeling area barefoot on the way to the refridgerator (This is the Screaming Banshee Method).

If neither method locates the missing part, give up. The part has traveled to a parallel universe
and will not be returning to your floor for at least one year.

Hope these help,

Greg aka GEEDUBBYA (GW)

01-04-2008	#2 (permalink)
GEEDUBBYA Moderator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Pine Bluff, Arkansas Real Name: Greg My Models: model planes tanks and helicopters as well as missiles and rockets Visit GEEDUBBYA's Gallery Posts: 1,002 Images: 329	*Howdy miss perry,* *Here are a few tips for finding lost model parts:* When you drop a part on the floor, first start by calculating the distance and direction it may have traveled. Then begin your search for the missing part, in the direct opposite direction, and at least twice as far out as you originally calculated. If you are unable to find the part a second method of searching may prove successful. To employ this alternate search method wait until late at night and walk through the modeling area barefoot on the way to the refridgerator (This is the Screaming Banshee Method). If neither method locates the missing part, give up. The part has traveled to a parallel universe and will not be returning to your floor for at least one year. *Hope these help,* *Greg aka GEEDUBBYA (GW)*