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Reviews (8)
13 July 2021
Simple to use.
This pencil sharpener is easy to use, and I'm glad to not have to think about batteries or plugging it in. I feel that I am in control of what it's doing, and I suspect that it will last forever.
20 July 2021
a better way
This is a wonderful book. It definitely offers "another" life, and a very attractive one at that. Of course, it's not a very "American" perspective, in that we Americans like to think of ourselves as self-sufficient and therefore autonomous, and so not inclined to be glad to depend upon others or to share our lot with them. Not to mention God. This book demonstrates over and over that our way is not the best way. The Bruderhof has discovered a better way, a way of peace.
12 October 2017
meets a need
This unit (8-wheel drive, made in China) is definitely an improvement over an earlier one that I bought (4-wheel drive, made in Japan), even though it looks similar and both are designed to serve the same purpose -- to serve as motive power for whatever you want to mount on them or build on them. Both of them require the addition of weight to run well, but my brief experience tells me that this one runs quite a bit better than the earlier one. Still, you can't make it creep along like a lot of n scale locos available these days, but wow, it's a lot smaller and cheaper and will fit niches that some of the others just can't. It's kind of fun to see what you can make out of one of these. One thing I did was to make something like a gasoline-powered passenger car -- similar to a streetcar -- out of an Overton passenger car. Mine sometimes has a little trouble getting through turnouts, but if you join two of them together, I'm pretty sure that they'll go almost anywhere.