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    • garydornG

      1963 Ac cobra Mk 1 260/289

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      @garydorn said: For reference , there a number of photos of wooden bucks there were supposedly originally used to hammer out aluminium skins for these bodies. Lots of cool historical car stuff on this thread, but as a woodworker I find these wooden bucks even more compelling as pieces of art than the (gorgeous) auto body that was hammered out on top of them!
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      Texture - rammed limestone

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      File > Import... In the dialog choose 'All supported image type' in the file type dropdown Check 'Use as texture' and pick your image to use, click open
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      Roger seller bath

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      Glad I could help.
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      Install script options- help needed

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      I understand what you say about the text not matching so I played round with changing them so they matched, and after non-working numerous iterations, it finally worked! its now home = File.expand_path "~" myrubyscripts = File.join home, "MyRubyScripts" require_all(myrubyscripts) I think it worked because I eventually removed the spaces around (myrubyscripts)? thanks for your help Jim may this be of assistance to other Mac users.
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