Thanks! :)
The base is essentially just bird sand, but if you seal the sand with acrylic colours before its glue is fully dried, the paint dries quicker than the sand/glue below and proceeds to crack open as the sand dries up. First time I had this happen was just due to my impatience, but I liked the effect so much that I decided to consistently apply it to this army.
Identifikation im lemmyverse...
So you call them steamed hams, despite the fact they are obviously grilled.
Wir sind in ein Dorf gezogen, in dem Windräder stehen. Stehen da halt. Bis Ende letzten Jahres haben wir vergünstigten Strom bekommen, weil wir eins der Räder von unserem Grundstück aus sehen konnten... 18ct/kWh. Das war cool, aber der Deal mit der Gemeinde ist dann zum Jahreswechsel ausgelaufen. Seitdem regen sich die konservativen Idioten noch mehr als vorher über die Dinger auf, ich selber nehme sie de facto nicht bewusst wahr. Stehen da halt und drehen sich.
At this time of year?
For steamed hams?
You'll own nothing and you'll like it
I won't throw shade
imo nissan has masterbated making really comfortable seats.
Nissan has what?
If you can't charge at home, don't get a phev.
For our family, we once had a Citroën grand c4 Picasso and loved it - just got rid of it to switch to a BEV, but other than that had no issues with it.
For a family that doesn't drive much but needs space if it does, what about high roof station wagons? Citroën Berlingo, VW Caddy, stuff like that?
Full EV are probably no go due to price.
Not necessarily. Depends on how big your family is and how much space you need in your car. For your budget, you could get a used electric VW golf, Kia soul or Nissan leaf, which are all compact cars but might still be okay for a family of three or four. I even just found an electric Renault kangoo with 5 seats for about 10k at https://m.mobile.de/auto-inserat/renault-kangoo-z-e-maxi-lang-5-sitzer-inkl-batterie-garbsen-bei-hannover/367923883.html?searchId=039c99f4-0879-cacf-50e7-d320b4ad6cc9&ref=srp&type=ad . Electric cars might offer you better durability for those short trips, which obviously are no problem for them, while even gas cars tend to need a longer trip every now and then (and diesel obviously even more). You won't get much range for that budget though - for what your said you'd need, it'd work though.
If you're in Europe, consider European brands a little more. Parts can be an issue for oversea brands. Usual spare parts are mostly available, but if something fancy needs to be ordered from Korea or the US, it might take some time. Every European brand offers station wagons and vans, there's too much to list them all, and honestly, established brands don't build objectively bad cars anymore... You might always have bad luck or better luck, but in the end you should be fine with any of them. Just don't buy diesel or phev with your profile.
Man, I miss smaller phones. Still running my s10e. Got a fairphone 4 when I had to renew my contract but quickly got back to the s10e because of the camera and, more importantly, the size. With the s10e's battery starting to really degrade, I'm now looking for a phone and they're all too big! S22 is on my list, which is only slightly bigger than the s10e. Would have bought the Xperia 10 V, if it had a better camera and wireless charging, even though it's sony's low end device, just because it is kind of small. I'm even considering switching to an iPhone SE, just because I can't seem to find higher end small android phones. What kind of hands do people think I have?
Nee, da war die Föderierung anscheinend hinterher. Ich hab den editierten Kommentar und zwei Antworten sowie den gelöschten Kommentar und eine Antwort gesehen gehabt.
I'm out of the loop... What torpedo? What woman?