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cracking shirt and well done.

Glaucus said:
It seems the norm to me. Most people seem to have the large battery pack ones.
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I do enjoy reading the phraseology that is developing around the "hobby" though. Greebo's previous post a few years ago would have suggested he kept an aquarium in his trousers.
 
Wazz-1 said:
Bought it same time as the Xvostick
Merkava by mini ecig, tis very special;)

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That looks very much like the Hurricane with a new topcap and tank section...

EDIT: After googling, it is nothing like the Hurricane... Interesting design though!
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Nutella33 said:
cracking shirt and well done.



I do enjoy reading the phraseology that is developing around the "hobby" though. Greebo's previous post a few years ago would have suggested he kept an aquarium in his trousers.
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Lmao i dont remmeber that, what did I say?

I must have admit over the years they have come on leaps and bounds.

So much easier and cheaper now.

Im mixing my own flavours and its costing me £5 per week and never breaks and the amount of vapour is amazing.

The fact i can sit in my office and stealth vape has been the major help in me giving up cigarettes for 5 months now.

£1756 saved.

Money spent at ocuk - over a £1000 :(
 
Greebo said:
Lmao i dont remember that, what did I say
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Just reread my post, it sounds like I remembered a post of yours from years ago. I meant this post, if it was posted a few years ago would have been indecipherable

Im currently running a kanger mini tank and kanger mod but getting fed up with the size in my pocket so looking for something neater.
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But I agree, they are a vast improvement on themselves from a few years ago, and on cigarettes in general when used correctly. Said as an ex smoker from before vaping was well known :)
 
GiraffePencils said:
Tbh there's a wealth of Tutorials for unity which are free and will give you more than enough knowledge to get on your way.
Also Maya like most 3D packages it's 99% practice that gets you good with it, I was sat with a tutor with Maya but I can do far more with blender due to playing with it and preferring it's workflow.
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Yeah I agree about the free tutorials some are very good.
But I wanted to try some paid ones that had good rating and so far very happy with the first course I am doing now now.

I really like maya I did try blender but I don't think I got on well with it and Maya with unity work perfectly so far transferring models.
 
GothicGhost said:
Yeah I agree about the free tutorials some are very good.
But I wanted to try some paid ones that had good rating and so far very happy with the first course I am doing now now.

I really like maya I did try blender but I don't think I got on well with it and Maya with unity work perfectly so far transferring models.
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well if it works for you it works :)
you'll have to post a demo of your deeds ;)
 
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