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 Getting close now and nice work  Current builds:-C57,Zero, Lamborghini Countach, Caldercraft HMS Agamemnon,Robi,R2-D2, MFH Cobra .
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Thanks Andy Al
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Lovely work, you're efforts are producing a great display piece....
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Alan
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Thanks Alan Al
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Pack 24 the last pack. The last bits unwrapped. As I had already jumped ahead a little I just had the screen and the backrest to fit, so here she is finished at last. Will put a couple more pics up later in the finished build gallery. Thanks for looking. Al Spal attached the following image(s):
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Thanks Andy, its better than a gym workout moving these heavyweights around Al
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Great build thread! Doing it month by month must have driven you mad waiting for the next pack.
A great looking bike, sir 👍🏻
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VTwinTed wrote:Great build thread! Doing it month by month must have driven you mad waiting for the next pack.
A great looking bike, sir 👍🏻 Thank you for your kind comments. The waiting can be a bit of an issue but I got around that by also having the Honda and Hayabusa on the workbench as well  Al
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Very nice, you have built it into a very impressive display piece.
Graeme
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Spal wrote:Thank you for your kind comments. The waiting can be a bit of an issue but I got around that by also having the Honda and Hayabusa on the workbench as well Al That’s awesome! I’m trying to figure out how to get my hands on the Honda now....not sure I can wait for the monthly deliveries. Just a quick question, are your grips on you Harley quite loose? Mine never clicked into place and seem to wobble a fair bit?
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VTwinTed wrote:Spal wrote:Thank you for your kind comments. The waiting can be a bit of an issue but I got around that by also having the Honda and Hayabusa on the workbench as well Al That’s awesome! I’m trying to figure out how to get my hands on the Honda now....not sure I can wait for the monthly deliveries. Just a quick question, are your grips on you Harley quite loose? Mine never clicked into place and seem to wobble a fair bit? Yes they are a little on the loose side, I left mine alone but you could always glue them on to stop the wobble Al
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I dont think I'll be touching them that much, but I may glue them on. Just wanted to make sure it wasn't just the way I put it together 
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