First, the SLK 320 has a redesigned front, rear bumpers, side skirts (and same colour with the body), a small rear spoiler, and the key lock was moved next to the license plate lights. This gives a clean look at the boot lid. The side indicators on the fenders were moved on to the bumper, and the radiator grill is silver rather than black.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Building Model - Coversion
I like to build models and I especially enjoy building a model of cars that I own. And I just happened to own a Mercedes Benz SLK 320. However, none of the model makers manufacture SLK 320, and Tamiya only offers the SLK 230 version. Therefore, the model kit requires some conversion as I move along.
First, the SLK 320 has a redesigned front, rear bumpers, side skirts (and same colour with the body), a small rear spoiler, and the key lock was moved next to the license plate lights. This gives a clean look at the boot lid. The side indicators on the fenders were moved on to the bumper, and the radiator grill is silver rather than black.
First, the SLK 320 has a redesigned front, rear bumpers, side skirts (and same colour with the body), a small rear spoiler, and the key lock was moved next to the license plate lights. This gives a clean look at the boot lid. The side indicators on the fenders were moved on to the bumper, and the radiator grill is silver rather than black.
Monday, May 30, 2011
Broadway Prime in Burlingame, CA
I was told the Prime Rib served by Broadway Prime in Burlingame is just as good as House of Prime Rib in San Francisco. Naturally, I had to experience it myself.
It looked, and served just like the way House of Prime Rib served; cream spinach, mashed potato, yorkshire pudding, and salad. They even cut the prime rib from the cart like House of Prime Rib. And I found out the owner used to work at House of Prime Rib. It was tasty, and just as good as House of Prime Rib, price about the same though. Broadway Prime charges $36 for the thickest of cut, and House of Prime Rib priced at $39.95.
Even the dessert menu is nearly identical, creme brulee, tiramisu, ice cream, cheese cake. Price range from $4 to $9, a bit cheaper than House of Prime Rib.
Prime Rib by Broadway Prime was tasty, it really melted in your mouth. The only critism I could think of is the dinnerware, and silverware they are using. I felt like I was back caferia at work, they looked cheap however they don't match for the amount for the food and service they provide. I wish they could use better dinnerware like House of Prime Rib.
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