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I have to give Berk lots of credit. They have carefully routed pieces to avoid issues (e.g., look at how the front cans pass low and to the sides of
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I have to give Berk lots of credit. They have carefully routed pieces to avoid issues (e.g., look at how the front cans pass low and to the sides of the drive shaft). They are taking their time to get it correct. Looks great!
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