Count to ten thousand! (Part 1)

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[jerwin]

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[daneel]

I guess we have to post this since we did the Mallard.

[TobinL]

[jerwin]

(Note the size)

[renke]

they separated the markets for space, land and sea. I smell distortion of competition!

[TobinL]

you skipped a few numbers…

[renke]

oops. need more caffeine

a train full of coffee beans should be enough

[jerwin]

O-Gauge. About twice the size of HO-Gauge if that gives you any sort of reference.

[renke]

Count to ten thousand! (Part 1)

they separated the markets for space, land and sea. I smell distortion of competition! [image] [image] [image]

second try

[chgoliz]

It’s a “Miss” size 14. In other words, for girls that would have been around 14 then but nowadays would be more like around 12-13 or so. It’s at the top of the sizing chart before they get into what we would now call “Junior” sizing but back then would have just been the smallest of the adult women’s sizing.

[jamesnsc]

[noahdjango]

@renke expanding on your idea

today I learned that the post number is inconsistent with the URL and the navigation counter

[renke]

and here’s the coffee maker

(KA 4481 black)

[jerwin]