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And, also of course, I know virtually nothing about drawing, but I have to mention (because of my obsession) that I think the bike itself would need a couple extra pieces to actually move forward.
I hope I've made it clear that I feel bad even mentioning it, but I wouldn't have said anything if I didn't want to see your style and skill applied to something that would function.
I'm hoping that these links help.
The first one is great because it assumes that you already know how to draw, and just tells you what steam needs to work.
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Thanks for tolerating all that
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these sites are great. i have a really shaky understanding of anything science related, so i'm always grateful when somebody helps me out. feel free to link me more steam power related links, or help me out in the future.
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Of course. I love to talk about steam stuff, so anything at all you'd want to know, no matter what I will be glad to tell you.
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These videos are great to see the moving parts in action.
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This is really corny, but I have to include it because it has an actual bike.
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These are absolutely fascinating, I had to check them out.
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