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Sounds like another interesting dio being done by you Ken, look forward to seeing how it all turns out...  .. Have a feeling its going to be something good..... Regards Alan
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Hi all here is an update on this one.    Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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Love the colour Ken and the improvised spray booth.... .. Lovely work.. Regards Alan
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Great start Ken, love the metallic blue colour
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Hi all as I said opened a whole bag of worms, of course with no tank or seat on the wiring loom would be visible, advice please does this look convincing ( obviously there would be loads more wires really but I don't have any thinner wire to hand and I don't want the loom to get too thick) I realise I need to add the copper connectors to the end of the wires, and I realise the wires should be wrapped in black insulating tape, also the loom would not be tied with string, this I purely to check if its worth using this method.    Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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Looks good Ken, If you are not happy with the wiring loom you could always have it removed and just on the floor in a coil, wouldnt notice the wire thickness then - could be in preparation for a frame blast and spray? I did make a wiring harness once by stripping out the fine copper wires from elec cable and spraying them various colours then twisting black wire round them as tie wraps  Steve
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Starting to look a lot like a garage now, excellent work! Will you be putting in a bike lift as well for the frame to sit on? I think that would look pretty cool
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Nice work on the tool box Ken, loving your posters 
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Awesome work Ken, are the tools all scratch built?
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Yep got to try and figure out how to make a socket and rachet or two. Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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Nice work again Ken! Did you have any luck coming up with a method for the socket and ratchet?
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