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How did you attach the wheels to the base? Or did the wheels being bigger lift it up enough? Or was it just normally?
This is pretty good considering how small it is to begin with, replicating all the weird mechanical components, and the fact it started as an s-type
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AlexKersten
How did you attach the wheels to the base? Or did the wheels being bigger lift it up enough? Or was it just normally?
This is brilliant! LOVE it :)
That’s sick!
Fair play. This is great.
This is pretty good considering how small it is to begin with, replicating all the weird mechanical components, and the fact it started as an s-type
Do you have the queen tho?
HELL YEAH! THIS IS WHAT WE LIKE TO SEE
Ur on the CT insta!
That is a massive WOW