Shirts, Collectibles, Memorabilia, Etc. (Lambo Related)

[Sakura]

I think that suitcase foam looks pretty cool for a display. People usually put their guns in it, but a watch and mini car are totally fine.

If you put that into LV trunk as display, then it may look like a poser, and it may get stolen with smashed window.

 

[Rampante21]

Got a new one in the mail this morning... Sorry if there's hate to be thrown on me because of the model... or the dusty workplace I have at work where it now belongs. A bit disappointed that it wasn't Borealis - it looks more like Oro something on the actual toy, and not as on the package. Anyhow, details in the model is really good - to be followed in next post.

 

[Rampante21]

Got a new one in the mail this morning... Sorry if there's hate to be thrown on me because of the model... or the dusty workplace I have at work where it now belongs. A bit disappointed that it wasn't Borealis - it looks more like Oro something on the actual toy, and not as on the package. Anyhow, details in the model is really good - to be followed in next post.View attachment 1806
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A virtual gold (@Sakura , listen carefully now) medal will be given to the one that can identify the blue thing on the left of the Car in the office picture

 

[Rampante21]

 

[Sakura]

That blue thing looks like a mold used for plastic injection, like for making something flexible and circular, like sleeve or boot. Since the question was directed to me, I guess maybe musical instrument parts? Like oboe barrels? Speaker parts?

 

[Rampante21]

That blue thing looks like a mold used for plastic injection, like for making something flexible and circular, like sleeve or boot. Since the question was directed to me, I guess maybe musical instrument parts? Like oboe barrels? Speaker parts?

Reason I directed it to you is for your Gold stash
The blue thing is, as you are on your way to, a plastic, patented thingie from a company here locally in Karlskrona, Sweden. It is making sealing solutions that are adaptable. If a cable after a couple of years are being replaced, and usually then being thicker - you can reuse the same seal, by just pealing of one layer (the black/blue things in the picture). Actually very smart and the founder bought a half-island with 270 degree water exposure when he sold the company...
www.roxtec.com

 

[Sakura]

Reason I directed it to you is for your Gold stash
The blue thing is, as you are on your way to, a plastic, patented thingie from a company here locally in Karlskrona, Sweden. It is making sealing solutions that are adaptable. If a cable after a couple of years are being replaced, and usually then being thicker - you can reuse the same seal, by just pealing of one layer (the black/blue things in the picture). Actually very smart and the founder bought a half-island with 270 degree water exposure when he sold the company...
www.roxtec.com

Ahh I see! Looks like a good invention to reduce recycling cost. Sounds expensive but probably the cost would pay off in the long term.

 

[Rampante21]

yea, I guess so - they are doing very well, and are operating globally. Main customers are within maritime, offshore and defence sectors.

 

[Luzifer]

So let me guess you need that wire insulator in order to provide electricity for a plug in hybrid in your future garage. Are you buying a Temerario instead of an H?

 

[Rampante21]

1) No - I just know the company quite well since their head office is not long away from where I live, and they are also a customer of mine.
2) Hell No

Hybrids are only for DDs...

 

[Sakura]

yea, I guess so - they are doing very well, and are operating globally. Main customers are within maritime, offshore and defence sectors.

If you need investment for the product, I may be able to ask within my network.

One major advantage is that this invention would have less chance for China to copy. It reduces copper use, while their economy benefits from selling more copper. Anything that increases cost for environmental reasons is usually ignored by them.