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  • simontie
    SMF Supporters
    • Jan 2010
    • 1506

    #16
    Ok last post for a while me thinks, bike is complete…. Apart from the fairings and seat i will work on these over the next week its a lot of drying and hardening off so i don't want to rush it.
    but here is the bike naked
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    Why is common sense not so common?

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    • Tim Marlow
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 18931
      • Tim
      • Somerset UK

      #17
      Lovely job. It looks like you are building a real one.

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      • tr1ckey66
        SMF Supporters
        • Mar 2009
        • 3592

        #18
        Looking real good Simon
        :thumb2:
        Paul

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        • simontie
          SMF Supporters
          • Jan 2010
          • 1506

          #19
          Originally posted by Tim Marlow
          Lovely job. It looks like you are building a real one.
          If only i had the money !!!
          Why is common sense not so common?

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          • Mr Bowcat
            SMF OG
            • Dec 2016
            • 4607
            • Bob
            • London

            #20
            Thats coming along very nicely.
            Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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            • simontie
              SMF Supporters
              • Jan 2010
              • 1506

              #21
              So i spent most of the week applying coats of this fluorescent orange and its turned out quite well, one or 2 little bleed marks but nothing i cant fix with a grinder. Colour was quite hard to balance and the pictures don‘t do it justice but were heading in the right direction
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              • Tim Marlow
                SMF Supporters
                • Apr 2018
                • 18931
                • Tim
                • Somerset UK

                #22
                That’s looking really good Simon. Lovely clean colours.

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                • Mr Bowcat
                  SMF OG
                  • Dec 2016
                  • 4607
                  • Bob
                  • London

                  #23
                  Nice. What paints are you using?
                  Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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                  • simontie
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Jan 2010
                    • 1506

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Mr Bowcat
                    Nice. What paints are you using?
                    Tamiya rattle cans for the white red orange,the blacks & silvers air brush x11 & x 18
                    Why is common sense not so common?

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                    • simontie
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Jan 2010
                      • 1506

                      #25
                      hi not much of an up-date been an interesting week or 2, got the reds on to the fairings , tank and rear seat cowl all was looking great so I gave it a quick rub down with 2k grit and clear coated it using humeral clear BIG mistake orange turned yellow and ran in to the reds and whites after a bit of a cry ((joking) I was in to minds as to rob the parts from another kit but after some investigation I discovered you can strip the paint using oven cleaner or Dettol really to be fair I was stunned that Dettol could be used a a paint stripper, but I felt the the oven cleaner would be to aggressive I decided to give it a try, ok so I mixed it 50/50 with water and soaked it for 22-24 hours really didn't expect it to work if I'm honest, but amazingly I brushed of the bubbling paint and was left with pristine white plastic absolutely brilliant anyway started again and have just about finished the paint work hand on heart I buggered up the tank again and its now re-soaking in a fresh batch of Dettol I was going to live with it, but I would see it & everytime I looked at it I would kick my self for not stripping it back...
                      so here are the other parts I will try and get the tank done over the weekend and start the decals & polishing this off (if the tank don't beat me again)
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                      simon
                      Why is common sense not so common?

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                      • adt70hk
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Sep 2019
                        • 10426

                        #26
                        Coming on nicely!

                        ATB

                        Andrew

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                        • Tim Marlow
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 18931
                          • Tim
                          • Somerset UK

                          #27
                          Shame about the need to respray. It’s amazing what will act as paint remover. Fairy power spray cleaner has long been a favourite of the figure paint community! I occasionally still use it as an airbrush cleaner.
                          Looking very very good now though! Cant wait to see the final reveal :thumb2:

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                          • adt70hk
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Sep 2019
                            • 10426

                            #28
                            Learnt 6 something new too.... Who new Dettol was a paint be stripper....

                            Tim, is this the stuff you're on about.
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                            • Mr Bowcat
                              SMF OG
                              • Dec 2016
                              • 4607
                              • Bob
                              • London

                              #29
                              Sorry to hear about your paint woes. I had similar problems when I built this kit, although mine were down to chipping the paint when I tried to fit the fairing piece onto the tank. If I recall correctly I actually glued those two pieces together for the second go and painted them as one piece.
                              Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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                              • Tim Marlow
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 18931
                                • Tim
                                • Somerset UK

                                #30
                                Originally posted by adt70hk
                                Learnt 6 something new too.... Who new Dettol was a paint be stripper....

                                Tim, is this the stuff you're on about.
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                                Hi Andrew
                                i lost my bottle of power spray when I moved, but that looks similar…..
                                Heres a YouTube vid of it in use….


                                Windex window cleaner works also works well. That looks like this…..
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