Clever. I wonder what the plastic holding material was that he was using. And what solvent removed it.
__________________ Totally stock 2013 SR5 4WD. Have added Toyo Open Country M/T LT 265/70-R17 (E) tires the first week I owned it. Added second set of Toyo M/Ts at 86900 miles.Added RCI OFF-ROAD Rock Slidersat 84000 miles. Added RCI OFF-ROAD front skid plate at 90,000 miles. Daily driver and so far spending about 30% of time/mileage off-road. Previous truck 2004 Land Rover Discovery that also spent about a third of it's life off-road. I HANG AROUND HERE "THE T4R FASHION FORUM" JUST FOR LAUGHS.
Perfect vehicle as it stands for northern Nevada terrain. Keep it stock - it'll go most anywhere as is.
Hot melt glue available at most hobby shops. I believe he just put it in hot water to release the glue from the metal. None the less a VERY clever project.
I was privileged to visit the National Museum in Taipei, Taiwan and they have ivory balls on display that are similar but much more intricate carving, almost like lace. There were 30 balls inside balls all carved by hand. Probably a lifetime of work for one craftsman to amuse the emperor.
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2015 Attitude Black 4Runner Trail