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Quality is generally very good, but the bricks often have some grates from molding that are left visible. If you pay attention during assembly, you can hide them inside the model. Its hard to get the parts apart after assembly, I use the smallest screwdriver I have for this in an emergency. The colors in manual and bricks are not matching correctly, making it hard to tell, which part you need.

The design of the models is very good and they have many details, especially compared to the rather disappointing current Lego City sets and the current Lego Technic sets. In this aspect, the quality of Lego really dropped a lot in the past years, the older sets used to be far more fun to build and had been far better to reuse.
Thanks for that. If I look to build an accompanying LUT for the Saturn V, I may well look to an alternative brick product, though the structure is, of course, not one that lends itself to ill-fitting elements, so that's a concern of mine with others.

Admittedly, part of the draw of the LEGO Saturn V model, in addition to the scale, is the community-driven MOC work that's been done with it. Someone on Rebrickable put together building instructions for a handful of Saturn variants, both realized and planned, self-contained to the pieces within the set, which look like interesting re-builds. Some of the other unrealized Saturn variants may make for interesting projects as well on my own time, even if it requires some additional pieces to be independently acquired.
 
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Last fuel assembly being removed before we go "core empty" for a while. WBN Unit 2 is getting four new steam generators, so it'll be a while before reload.

Note that cool blue glow ;)
 

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Boss: "Look, we just got a ton of batteries for our solar solutions!"
Me, looks: "Oh... is that... literally a ton of batteries?"
Boss: "Yup!"
 
Boss: "Look, we just got a ton of batteries for our solar solutions!"
Me, looks: "Oh... is that... literally a ton of batteries?"
Boss: "Yup!"

Sounds like fun....
 
Last fuel assembly being removed before we go "core empty" for a while. WBN Unit 2 is getting four new steam generators, so it'll be a while before reload.
Damn, she's only been running for a few years. Is this a typical life for nuclear steam generators, or was it because they got rusty while lying around since 1985?
 
Retro tv channel is showing Monty Python from the first episode, starting tonight.
It's very rarely shown on terrestrial tv, BBC copyright I think.

Its attracting comments on another forum I watch. including this:

"I guess they had to censor the line "Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer?" for German viewers."

I hope this is not offensive, just curious as to what it means.

Enjoyed MP but not a superfan.
 
"I guess they had to censor the line "Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer?" for German viewers."

I hope this is not offensive, just curious as to what it means.

German viewer here and no, it isn't offensive. I know what the pun is about and yeah, its good that they censored this line for our own safety.

Who really has to know more:

 
Sadly:

"a! Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!

Completely makes no sense compared to the original. And that’s why we love Python"

Again no sense to me, hopefully will comprehend later.

So it seems...

 
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Damn, she's only been running for a few years. Is this a typical life for nuclear steam generators, or was it because they got rusty while lying around since 1985?
A good part of the reason was the way Unit 2 was put in lay-up when they initially cancelled the construction project. Advances in metallurgy, and things we know better about water chemistry, dictated a SG change out.
Unit 1 went commercial in '97, with a SG replacement in 2006, and we've been running strong since then (not sure when the next one will be, hopefully I'm retired). So, 6 years on the initial, and 16 on the second set.

In both cases, the new steam generators hold more water and are more efficient heat exchangers.
 
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Well, at least the EPR can consume power then, even if it might still take years before it produces power. The one in Finland is still not ready, with 13 years of delays (It was supposed to be online in 2009 once initially)

How about maintenance with those new pylons? Can you climb them or do you need a cherrypicker?
 

Promo from Bystrup.

Dosen't mention maintenance unfortunately. By the look of it, not designed for climbing.
 
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When the first guess was right, but you still go for Falkland Islands because you have forgotten what the name of "Spitzbergen" in English.
 
This time it was fairly easy. One of the hotspots of WW2, the Solomon Islands, especially "the slot" was easily recognizable.

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I don't get it. Downloaded Starcraft , just for old time's sake. The installation file is a bit over 5Gb. Back in the day , warcraft 2 was like 30 Mb. My entire hard drive had 6 Gb, and I had countless games including Starcraft. And it's not a scam, as it's going through the battlenet downloader. It's not the remastered version either, unfortunately.
But it just feels like they're getting sloppy and simply make the user download some huge files over the net.

A while ago I bought Forza Horizon 5. I'm so-so into racing, but the appeal of a huge open world was too much. I got it on DVD, despite being more expensive than simply downloading it. Not to mention having to find a game shop that had it on DVD, since most were basically selling download codes. I get home, plug it in, and , surprise , 100 Gb update or the game won't run..
 
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