papa 695's Honda CB750

[papa 695]

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[ojays]

WOW awesome!!!!!

Gregg

[takeslousyphotos]

Ian....... That looks so damn neglected....... Just like some of the bikes that used to be in the "scrapper" when I lived in Southampton 25 / 30 years ago........ A real masterpiece on the way.

Are you planning to put it on a base of some kind ????

Peter

[PaulTRose]

that is some seriously nice work!

[papa 695]

Thanks for the great comments guy's

@ Peter I'm hoping to put it on a small base, but just not sure what to do yet. A back garden/waste land or scrap yard I don't have much in the line of 1/12 bits and bobs so it looks like I need to scratch some things

[takeslousyphotos]

Scrapyard ........ Black Oil soaked mud (lots of it). and a puddle or two. The scrappers always had that. Laid on it's side at a jaunty angle against a shed or oil drum or some such. ........... Or just lent against a garden shed with a bit of overgrown grass............ Endless possibilities.

Peter

[PaulTRose]

in the garden, up against the wood fence, tarpaulin pulled off it, leaking oil on the path (what my dad used to moan at me about lol), green wheelie bin in attendance

[Guest]

Ian, this is looking really good! Nicely done work.

Cheers

[Wendall]

Incredible work Ian, I love it. Can't wait to see it finished.

[papa 695]

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Nearly done now I've stated to think about the base, so I spent half an hour to Knock up a template shed for scale from cardboard. I will make it out of wood later think it looks ok

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[ojays]

in the garden, up against the wood fence, tarpaulin pulled off it, leaking oil on the path (what my dad used to moan at me about lol), green wheelie bin in attendance

Leave the wheelie bin out, too modern for the era me thinks!

Gregg

[Guest]

You are nailed Ian!! The weathering is spot on and very nice the detail of the foam (we call this in spain) on the seat!

Cheers

[Gern]

That's real good stuff so far Ian.

While you're making up your shed, how about doing one in 1/1 scale for Andrew (Phalinmegob)? Apparently he's looking for one!

Gern

[papa 695]

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Now to start on the base

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[ojays]

Simply amazing, that weathering is second to none!

Gregg