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  • stona
    SMF Supporters
    • Jul 2008
    • 9889

    #16
    Originally posted by \
    Hi Mate,remarkable work you are doing there. Thw swing arm detail is fantastic. This model must have set you back a tidy penny. I cant belive that you can get bike models with this much detail in them. Well done on a fantastic job so far.

    Andy
    I'll second that. Good to see a bike build,something I've never done. Looks like a lot of fiddly bits but the end result is fantastic.

    Steve

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    • Guest

      #17
      thanks for the kind words .yes lots of tiny fiddly bits lol

      on to the front end

      I had to cut away the plastic fork adjusters to accomadate the upgrade kit

      I also broke off the brake fluid resevoir and had to fab up a new mount

      heres the new mount made up from some stretched sprue

      then on to the upgraded fork tops/adjusters

      and ready for mounting up

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      • Guest

        #18
        the forks were next along with the brake calipers

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        • Guest

          #19
          rolling on its own now

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          • Guest

            #20
            bar assembly complete

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            • Guest

              #21
              test fit of the exhaust

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              • Guest

                #22
                silencer assy

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                • Guest

                  #23
                  first test fit of the fairings before the clear coat

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                  • stona
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Jul 2008
                    • 9889

                    #24
                    Beautiful. 'nuff said!

                    Steve

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                    • Guest

                      #25
                      finished it up finally

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                      • Guest

                        #26
                        What a fantastic job you did of that mate, well done, brilliant

                        Andy

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                        • Gern
                          SMF Supporters
                          • May 2009
                          • 9220

                          #27
                          I'm not a bike fan but that is really fantastic.

                          There's an awful lot of stuff about giving kits that 'homely, lived in look' with washes, weathering etc which has a place in modelling. We may not see it as much, but there's also a place for 'showroom finish' kits such as this.

                          Gern

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                          • spanner570
                            SMF Supporters
                            • May 2009
                            • 15418

                            #28
                            Originally posted by \
                            I'm not a bike fan but that is really fantastic. There's an awful lot of stuff about giving kits that 'homely, lived in look' with washes, weathering etc which has a place in modelling. We may not see it as much, but there's also a place for 'showroom finish' kits such as this.

                            Gern
                            I echo the words of Gern, this is suberb. I make 1/35 armour complete with all the muck and grime I can muster, but when I see something like this it really brings home what a truly wonderful full gloss finish can be achieved

                            This is a prefect example. My congratulations...

                            Ron

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                            • Guest

                              #29
                              I thank you all for the kind words.I'm glad that you liked the look ,its a tough act to follow with all the talent on this site so it means a lot !

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