What is the make and model of a car?
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What is the make and the model of this car?
It’s a Toyota WiLL VS.WiLL - Wikipedia
What is the make and model of this gun?
That is a SIG P229R. (The R is for "Rail".) The P229 is a shortened version of their classic P226. SIG makes a number of minor variations to many of their pistols. This one is an older model, with the original half-height slide serrations, and a rounded top at the rear of the slide as well as the front. Newer models have full-height serrations mimicking the P220 and P226. (Although SIG occasionally makes "Legacy" editions that have the older style slide, probably for law enforcement agencies whose officers already have holsters that fit the rounded slide, and need replacements.) This particular gun also has the "short trigger" installed, which dishes the trigger curve more deeply, reducing the length of pull for people with small hands.
How do you make a model car?
How do you build model cars?Very carefully!I buy a quality model, assemble and paint, add details, and the result is something I save for display.As a kid, I used to do some very complex customization. However, somehow none of those models survived. My favorite was the ’32 Ford roadster that had a lot of customizations.
Phone make and model?
the make of the phone would be the brand-Samsung and the model would be T429. So you already have the answer to your question. To confirm it though, you can either check the box or manual for the phone or remove the battery from the phone and look on the back of it. You can also use your IMEI number to get the model by entering *#06# into the phone and contacting your service provider. They will be able to provide you with the make and model but I think you already have it. I posted the link to the T-mobile site with info on that phone
How to make a model of the human nose?
Hi! Watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmkSK-iX9... This video clip has a model structure of the human nose, both inside and outside.
How to make a Model of the human foot?
i conducted a search online to see if there was a site that would give you actual directions on how to make a model. check this link out ... it might be a resourse for you to get started... talks about using various mediums like clay, play dough etc. http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/ch... then this link shows you a good view of the tarsals, metatarsals, phlanges and might be something you can use too. hope they will be helpful for you. good luck! http://www.alientravelguide.com/science/...
What was the make and model of your first car?
My first car I owner was a Ford. 1953 Custom Crown Victoria 2Dr hardtop. Flat head V8. No power anything. I drove that Ford for 4 years and when I got the car it was way over 100K miles. I pulled the Flathead and rebuilt it. I had the rust and body repaired and repainted. It was factory 2 tone. Cream and Blue. The roof was a plastic see thru cover and fixed with a Stainless Steel band. On the dash was a plaque from Ford “50th anniversary ford. It was noisy because of Smitty’s dual exhaust pipes. Not terribly fast but I could bury the Speedometer at 100MPH. Top indicated speed. I loved that car and just before I got married in 1963 I bought a brand new Ford Falcon V8 Sprint stick shift. It was quite small. Quite fast. But I needed a bigger car. The old Ford was not luxurious. But, so many great memories and it was mine.
Tongue model- what should I use to make one?
what about model -clay? You can use various tools/and colors to shape and and mold specific areas of taste buds. You can pick up modeling clay almost anywhere but here is a link I found online to help give you ideas. Good luck i hope this was helpful.
What was the make and model of the car Kennedy was assassinated in?
It was a standard 1961 Lincoln four door convertible that was modified to become the presidential limousine. The secret service called it SS-100x. It was used afterward, after the windshield was removed and placed in the national archives, and the originally midnight blue body was painted black. Both Johnson and Nixon used it before it was retired to non presidential duties in 1967.It now resides in the Henry Ford museum.