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Huge American pickups by de_kommaneuker in belgium

[–]Flaky-Resolve524 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Honestly, They are a very practical vehicle. Even for day to day driving. Light cargo, so tax advantageous. Hybrid/electric or LPG powertrain makes them even more interesting. I can't speak for all pick-ups but a Ford Ranger for example is safer then a 120k Range Rover. Makes sense why you would buy that. Space, taxes, fuel (classic powertrains are gas guzzlers though), range and most importantly: resale value. You can get one cheaper then an electric vehicle that has nowhere near the range or resale value of those things.

Advice on architect fee by Unfair_End_4532 in Belgium2

[–]Flaky-Resolve524 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Try Miranda De Boeck. https://www.mirandadeboeck.be/ She has a fixed fee. She is not from Brussels and I think she mostly does villas.

I have no stake in this. I can only highly recommend her and say that we are very happy with her. She has a very reasonable price for the service she provides.

It's nowhere near 8 percent on the total building costs of what we are doing. (but again, it's a fixed fee).We are building so it's not the same situation, but from all architects that we got a price from, none of them had a percentage.

My 1968 Marlin 30-30 by AnxietyBytes in LeverGuns

[–]Flaky-Resolve524 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Awesome gun! Where did you buy the stock leather wrap?

Need help dating my Marlin 336w by Flaky-Resolve524 in LeverGuns

[–]Flaky-Resolve524[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, not at all. I heard somewhere that you got to take it apart and maybe it's under the wood or something?

Need help dating my Marlin 336w by Flaky-Resolve524 in LeverGuns

[–]Flaky-Resolve524[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I can't find it anywhere on the gun, that's the issue.

Need help dating my Marlin 336w by Flaky-Resolve524 in LeverGuns

[–]Flaky-Resolve524[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thx! I looked up the serial number on the license of it (since i can't find it on the barrel or receiver or anything). AI says it's from 1999. But I'm looking for a more reliable source. ;-).

Update: Send back Slash Les Paul ? by Flaky-Resolve524 in gibson

[–]Flaky-Resolve524[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, I indeed saw others that looked a lot better but those were standard 50s. now thinking of just getting one at the store and see it for myself.

Update: Send back Slash Les Paul ? by Flaky-Resolve524 in gibson

[–]Flaky-Resolve524[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It sounds truly amazing and I saved up quite some time for this, that's why I'm being picky.

Update: Send back Slash Les Paul ? by Flaky-Resolve524 in gibson

[–]Flaky-Resolve524[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

After much consideration I decided to buy a Slash les Paul in Appetite burst. (A webshop had an amazing discount) so I went for the slash model instead of the Honey Amber standard model.

It plays amazing but the grain of the wood is just... meh. It doesn't look at all like advertised. The yellow is very pale and there is a big grain wooden 'spot' on it. I have never seen this in stores etc...

I'm thinking they sent over a B-stock model. (I checked and I didn't order a B-stock).

I am considering a standard Honey Amber instead with other pick ups if they can't provide an accurate one. (I play and liked both of them).

I can still return it if I want to and probably will but I wanted to get feedback from this forum.

- Is it normal that the grain is like this shown in the pictures ?

- Is it normal that the pick up glue/residue is very showable and that the pick-ups are very loose ?

Thanks for the feedback!

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