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    The 1/8 scale PVC completed figure PSE solid line 03 "Trinode" is now on sale. I paid close attention to the base and texture. It's been a continuous stream of figures lately. Since more are coming, supervision is hard work. I went to Gunma Prefecture to see sunflower fields for a report. It also served as a high-speed test for the car, and I was surprised by the amazing flat-ride feel. There's plenty of power to spare. The fuel economy isn't bad either. The sunflower fields I expected seemed to be slightly delayed in timing, and I was disappointed to find most of them drooping in an OTL state. Since there was nothing I could do, I drove around various unknown roads and took photos of the scenery. I was surprised when a pig farm suddenly appeared. Pigs are huge, aren't they? Robot issue #4 is scheduled for publication next month. A wonderful artist has drawn a great manuscript again. Please look forward to it.
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