I AM LOOKING FOR A PATTERN OF AN F-16. I HAD FOUND ONE ON A WEBSITE (FLYING HIGH 3-D) BUT NOW IT IS NO LONGER THERE. WOULD ANYONE KNOW WHERE I WOULD FIND ANOTHER.PLEASE HELP!
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Reply to Mitre saw material clampsby RJwebBetty, thx for the info will check it out, enjoy your day, RJ
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