
Yay! I was waiting for this one to be released!
Just ordered it, looks like a fun tropical vibe!

Just ordered it, looks like a fun tropical vibe!
Recently finished Ginzan Onsen, which took a while, and needed something a bit less serious. 1950's Diner from FIFIJOY is so much fun, an easy build so far; pop-out pieces, a little gluing, peel-and-stick leather and lots of other goodies. Makes a great first nook or a break from the more serious nooks.
Pretty unanimous comments in my previous post. Niska was more interested in Mal than Wash, which is apparent beforehand. Many people also said that he is also a "man of his word", Zoe had said he has a "code", however twisted.
...what would Niska have done or said if Zoe had chosen Mal?
In my head, if Niska was acting according to his sadistic nature, I picture him giving her Mal, instead of Wash as she had chosen. He knows that it would bother her more that she didn't get what she wanted. Yes, he follows his own set of rules, but the Firely crew also booted Crow into the engine.
....then again maybe he would never have given Mal back, as he's the one that he made the deal with.
Thoughts?
Finally realized that I don't have to keep my boards laying flat in the box and shuffle through them every two minutes. Can anyone suggest an inexpensive vertical rack (wire album rack, magazine holder, etc ) that you use to make your life easier?
C'mon, it's not supposed to sound like this, right? Any helpful hints?
I've been looking for this one for a looong time but it's discontinued, has anyone got a spare one lying around?
This may have been discussed already, but in Ariel what was the original plan for Jayne, Simon and River to meet up with the rest of the crew back at the "ambulance"? They couldn't have gone under again because there were no coffins to hide in and they would have triggered the ident scans when they tried to leave.
Anyone?
I always look forward to a ROKR, I love making things that move, I've built some wooden music boxes from Aliexpress in the past too. Some people find these challenging, I felt that the pieces were, for the most part, easy to remove, with lots of extras, and fit together seamlessly, never had an issue with gears, and wax supplied was more than enough. Not the biggest fan of the company placing smaller pieces into a piece of wood that "pops out" of another piece on the board before you need to use them (like popping out the middle of a window but the piece you popped out had other pieces in it), but I suppose limited space on a board demands it. I'm not into cutesy but Bread Factory looks pretty unique, may try that (still have to finish FILM DARKROOM, 1940's TRAIN CABIN, GINZAN ONSEN and SAIGON 1990'S).
Oh, and sorry about the mess...