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    Another tamiya yamaha yzr 500 from 1998

    this is my next build,as you can tell,i like my yamaha gp bikes,its another kit from tamiya of the late Norick Abe's yamaha yzr 500 from 1999,but i will convert it to Abe's ride of 1998
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    #2
    more progress[ATTACH]287659[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]287660[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]287661[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]287662[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]287663[/ATTACH]

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    • Guest

      #3
      dont know if the gp bikes are very popular,i get very little feedback,any way,i try and spray everything ,even the small parts,as you get a much better finish,any questions or comments are welcome

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      • Guest

        #4
        I love bike (ridden them all my life )(last one triumph trophy 900) I loved that bike but swmbo says no more.looking great so far, keep it up

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        • Guest

          #5
          thankyou for the comment Ken

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          • Guest

            #6
            some more work done today ,starting to take shape

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            • Guest

              #7
              Cant understand why i get absolutely no feedback or comments,im not expecting lots but im not getting any????? good or bad

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              • Guest

                #8
                People have busy lives Paul keep at it it's looking good.

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                • Guest

                  #9
                  thankyou Ken,and i will keep plugging away

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                  • papa 695
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                    • May 2011
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                    #10
                    It is looking good as Ken say's Paul nice work so far.

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                    • Guest

                      #11
                      cheers Ian,nice to have a couple of comments,i wont mind negative or constructive comments either

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                      • Guest

                        #12
                        And keep posting I'm interested.
                        You should try the other way round when I first started posting I got loads of feedback (I'm on loads of forums) now I get a few (usually only the loyal few) feedback Ian the one who just posted here is one of them. Don't go by who replys as to whether people are interested (one of the drawbacks of this site is it dosent show them) but go but the number of views ( one of the forums I'm on on my traction avant build (the first one anyway) I had 40 comments (sounds like a lot but this was over 4 months) but when I looked at the views it was 27,000 yes that's right I was at the time saying on that forum about the lack of comments and was pointed to the views. On here I had loads of comments so knew there was interest in it but on the other forum it seemed like there was little interest. The point I'm trying to make is though you can't see the number of views on here that dosent mean no one is interested this is without doubt the friendliest forum on the web but there have been a few improvements as John has changed his servers and unfortunately some things have gone or have been moved where I can't find them, for instance there was an area for new members to introduce themselves (can't find that now) keep at it mate the more you post the more you will get noticed.

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                        • Guest

                          #13
                          thanks again Ken,im not looking for gushing comments,as i said,some would be nice,but its not the be and end all,i also post on a farm model forum,but i have been on there for years

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                          • Guest

                            #14
                            Not that I've ever built a farm model but what forum is that, you should checkout some od Eddie solos builds (his name is actually Simon (go figure) he is the master of all things rusty.

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                              #15
                              its the farm toy forum Ken,there are scratch builds on there but its mainly buying the model and displaying them,models are basic right up to highly detailed ones,i tend to weather them and basic models improve them with numberplates,adding drivers etc,all in 1/32 scale

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