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▲ 5 r/maxima+2 crossposts

Ran over a curb in a small car

Yea so I just bought a 2007 Nissan maxima specifically for work and it works great and is in good condition. I was driving home and in a parking lot drove over a curb I didn’t see. The car rides pretty low and grinder the frame for sure a bit but I don’t have the expertise to be able to recognize anything serious or if I need immediate repairs. There weren’t any lights and I tried my best to look behind the wheels and I couldn’t see anything but like I said I don’t know. Any advice would be appreciated! If this car breaks I’m stranded in a state 1700 miles from home.

u/Fickle-Bowler-6045 — 4 days ago
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Underground Romance Anime Recommendations

I'm looking for a new romance cuz im a sucker for them. I've watched a good amount of the main stream stuff. I'm looking for something that takes itself seriously, is good, and doesn't have ridiculous amounts of fan service.

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u/Fickle-Bowler-6045 — 1 month ago

Nothing but good landings and cool tricks at the (mostly) abandoned airpark to start the day.

I fixed the plan from my previous post thanks to everyone’s advice. There happens to be an airpark next to where I live but in the only one I’ve ever seen go there. Great weather though and it was super fun flying around even if alone.

u/Fickle-Bowler-6045 — 2 months ago

RP FUN 1

I’m about to take my fun 1 exam here in a few weeks to become a junior rp tech. My class got messed up as well as me not understanding the order of things due to what people told me and the timing I got my material, so I did the 6 nisps before doing the fun 1 material. I have just over 2 weeks to review all the material and I’m super stressed about it. My friend said he studied 4 months and only barely passed with an 83 (80 is required). So how hard really is it and can I realistically pass with 2 weeks of study?

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u/Fickle-Bowler-6045 — 2 months ago

Need some advice on rebuilding my plane and what's wrong with it.

I bought the aeroscout 1m just yesterday and took it out to fly this morning after building it last night. i checked all the servos and made sure the controls were right. It was a little tail heavy but i couldn't move the battery anymore forward while still fitting the nose and still being able to connect the battery cables. I stayed in safe mode for the entirety of all the flights. the first two flights were perfect and I had no problems. However, on the third flight I was taking off and maybe 2 feet into the air the plane freaks out and does what I can only describe as like a whirly disk motion. I didn't press anything on the controls except pull up because I was taking off. So I have no idea if I set it up wrong or what happened but it crashed nose to the ground and the images below are the damages. If anyone has any advice on the best way to repair and what went wrong with my flight anything is appreciated. I really don't want to be 350 in the drain less than 24 hours after getting the plane. This is only my second one so there can for sure be something I did wrong I just don't know about.

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u/Fickle-Bowler-6045 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/Sketch

How do I go about studying other artist’s work?

I’m getting back into drawing and have lost a lot of the skill I used to have. Even back when I drew I had trouble with faces and this still holds so I’ve been studying my favorite artists trying to replicate or understand aspects of their lines and why they’re there. I specifically have a hard time with structure but when I try to focus on the structure of the face it still always seems unproportional or whatever it be. I think that after drawing so many faces you begin to just understand how a persons face should look and you don’t need to measure things out but I just haven’t attained that myself. My favorite artist is Kenton miura and his faces are just out of this world. The angles, perspective, line weights and just everything works so well together and even if it’s just something simple it takes so many complex aspects to create. But yea I’m grateful for any advice and just want to learn more ways to improve.

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u/Fickle-Bowler-6045 — 2 months ago

Plane recommendations

I’ve been really really getting into the hobby lately and it’s been some of the most fun and stress relieving things I’ve started doing and I’m getting all my friends into it because I want to see the hobby thrive. I’ve got all the basics down I think and am pretty comfortable with my hobby zone t28 Trojan. I’m looking into what should be my next plane and wanted to ask for recommendations in here. I want something bigger than the Trojan but other than that I’m open to anything people think are good!

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u/Fickle-Bowler-6045 — 3 months ago