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Honda CRF 1000L Africa Twin, 1/6, Tamiya Options
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#21 Posted : 31 October 2017 20:25:49

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Great work so far and those upgrades will be brilliant.
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#22 Posted : 31 October 2017 20:43:03

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That working chain looks really good.

Your wheels look really nice as well.

Looking at your parts pictures there seemed to be more spoke pieces than you would use just for 2 wheels. Are they alternative parts were you have the option to use one or other?

It looks from the parts that you could make 4 wheels.
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#23 Posted : 31 October 2017 20:52:31

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birdaj2 wrote:
That working chain looks really good.

Your wheels look really nice as well.

Looking at your parts pictures there seemed to be more spoke pieces than you would use just for 2 wheels. Are they alternative parts were you have the option to use one or other?

It looks from the parts that you could make 4 wheels.



The parts that are in the photos are all used to construct the model. There are no two parts in the kit.
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#24 Posted : 31 October 2017 21:26:06

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Ruda wrote:
birdaj2 wrote:
That working chain looks really good.

Your wheels look really nice as well.

Looking at your parts pictures there seemed to be more spoke pieces than you would use just for 2 wheels. Are they alternative parts were you have the option to use one or other?

It looks from the parts that you could make 4 wheels.



The parts that are in the photos are all used to construct the model. There are no two parts in the kit.


Thanks for that update BigGrin
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#25 Posted : 01 November 2017 07:16:10

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Honda is still working. The rear forks have been fitted with the brake, the rear wheel is completely finished, I have not forgotten even the valve. The left and right coolers are partly completed.






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#26 Posted : 01 November 2017 07:18:45

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The chain is finished and is really very nice.





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#27 Posted : 01 November 2017 09:08:53

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Amazing work. That chain is incredible.

Roy.
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#28 Posted : 01 November 2017 12:53:32

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That chain is really cool..are the pins riveted or a press fit?
Malc.
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#29 Posted : 01 November 2017 13:16:33

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RM1 wrote:
That chain is really cool..are the pins riveted or a press fit?
Malc.


The chain is pressed and very compact.
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#30 Posted : 01 November 2017 13:20:21

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Ruda wrote:
The chain is finished and is really very nice.








wow Love , that looks very fiddly, good work. that is coming along nicely.BigGrin
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#31 Posted : 01 November 2017 17:21:54

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The chain has found its place and the Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin is on the rear wheel BigGrin .




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#32 Posted : 01 November 2017 18:25:18

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This is coming along a treat and that chain looks fabulous Cool nice work.

Al
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#33 Posted : 01 November 2017 23:29:28

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Looks amazing
Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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#34 Posted : 02 November 2017 09:19:47

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That looks as real as it possible could be without being the real bike.

You have to give credit to Tamiya for the amount of detail they add to their models.

You have done a very neat job in building the chain for your bike.

Hope it all continues to go well.
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#35 Posted : 02 November 2017 11:31:54

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A little shift in construction. Sprayed little things that will be used in the near future. Completed, sprayed and fitted complete exhaust. Chillers have found their place, and only a connection with hoses and a motor is waiting for them.







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#36 Posted : 02 November 2017 12:29:04

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Looking impressive now BigGrin good to see the exhaust components are screwed together.

Al
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#37 Posted : 02 November 2017 13:13:28

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The front wheel, the air filter box, the front light and the instrument panel are completely finished and are waiting for their place.





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#38 Posted : 02 November 2017 13:30:11

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Lovely work, really like the chain.

Mark
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#39 Posted : 03 November 2017 14:13:21

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The front fork is completed, still painted with four screws on the glasses on the wheel axle bolts and ready to be seated on the frame.
All plastics and saddle are in basic, one-color spray. At the saddle, I sharpened the base color to distinguish between the carpeting plastics and the leatherette liner. It's so on original machines.
Next time, I'll be doing blackjack on both the saddle and the bonnet and decal.



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#40 Posted : 03 November 2017 15:58:53

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I really like this model and especially that lovely red paint finish.
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