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Jan 28, 2012
rallyman-chronolire-20120127.pdf (978 KB) (Log in or Register to download.)
A simple timer to keep track of up to 120 seconds saved during time attacks. Mark the arrow opposed to a red one with a finger and rotate to save 1...7 seconds or to spend them on 1...5 dice. Rotate back plate to carry over or remove 30 seconds when passing the 0/1 figures. The name is made up from chronometre and tirelire (piggybank); I do not really speak French, hope it doesn't mean something indecent.
v20120127 allows to spend seconds for 5 dice (instead of 4), and carryover is easier to handle (in the literal sense). You can upgrade the previous version by trimming the corners of the upper square plate a bit back (bigger radius) and cutting the triangles out of the bottom plate (compare old and new, you'll see what I mean).
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Marco Riemann
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Great Work, Lutz!
What do you use to connect the layers?
I´ve been looking for some pins like they are used in Rallyman Dirt but I didnt find a supplier who sells them. If you have any ideas where I can buy some it would be cool if you let me know.
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  • Edited Sat Jan 28, 2012 6:51 pm
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Mortiis wrote:
What do you use to connect the layers?

I use a standard fasteners as used for jiffybags (see here, bottom of picture). The German name is "Musterbeutelklammern". You could also use eyelets (hollow rivets) as used in leathercraft and scrapbooking. You can buy such things at www.modulor.de (they aso have a brick-and-mortar shop in Berlin), see Bits and Pieces -> Small Metal Wares -> Eyelets and Rivets.
And thanks for the tip! kiss
 
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  • Edited Sun Jan 29, 2012 7:21 am
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Very nice! Do you mind if I change the font to a more car dashboard font?
 
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  • Posted Sat Jan 28, 2012 9:34 pm
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iconsam wrote:
Do you mind if I change the font to a more car dashboard font?

Do with your copy whatever suits you, I'm fine with that. I do not know what a "car dashboard font" is, I chose mine for readability.
 
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