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    Pocher 1/4 ducati pangalie

    HI my missus promised me this kit for my birthday (I will be 60) then surprised me more by saying I could have the upgrade kit as well (since I'm such a good boy) that takes the kit up to £750.00
    Well since we're on hols I was just browsing and was checking out Jadlam models and toys and found it for £474.95 so I nearly wet myself with excitement and ordered it, idiot course I got an email today saying it will be delivered tomorrow, I've managed to get the del changed to next Tuesday.
    The update kit is coming from the USA no idea how long that will take to get here (obviously not allowed to touch it till October 26th)(we'll see) I can't wait looking at it (obviously haven't seen the actual model ) but judging by the size of 1/6th bike kits I'm going to attempt working indicators operated by the actual indicator switches also not sure if it's big enough for that but maybe even operating high/low beam.
    Can you tell I'm excited.
    Here in hunstanton you get a lot of superbikes parked along the seafront so I'm hoping to see a ducati then I will ask to take some detail picks of wear on an actual bike to get that right.
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    • Guest
      #2
      this should be good ken , you might have to take a valium though mate , to steady the hand's down a bit .

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        • Mr Bowcat
          SMF OG
          • Dec 2016
          • 4593
          • Bob
          • London
          #3
          1/4 scale!!??

          Stick a lawn mower engine in it and you've got a mini-moto.
          Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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            • Guest
              #4
              Good one Ken.

              I saw one of these made up along side 2 of the poacher large scale cars in the hornby shop here in swindon at christmas and they look fab.

              Not sure what you use to hold a bike model of that size and weight upright and safe but that is worth thing about.

              Hope you get lots of fun from it - its a very nice gift to receive as a present.

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                • Dave W
                  • Jan 2011
                  • 4713
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Tony
                  Good one Ken.

                  I saw one of these made up along side 2 of the poacher large scale cars in the hornby shop here in swindon at christmas and they look fab.

                  Not sure what you use to hold a bike model of that size and weight upright and safe but that is worth thing about.

                  Hope you get lots of fun from it - its a very nice gift to receive as a present.
                  You'd need a scale racing bike stand that lifts the back wheel off the ground

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                    • Guest
                      #6
                      Luckily I think it comes with one, all the ones I've seen built have one.

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                        • papa 695
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                          • May 2011
                          • 22769
                          #7
                          Looking forward to seeing this one when you finally get it and started Ken.

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                            • Guest
                              #8
                              Thanks as I'm sure you all can understand I'm as excited as a tick on a flea on a dog, just planning how It will be possible to start it when it's wrapped up without swmbo noticing.

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