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Old 07-07-2008, 05:20 AM   #1
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Nsr 500 Checa 1998

my last bike.
first photos at 90% finished.
i think that the most important to soy of this bike is the haard work with decals. Very big decals. I used a lot of mark setter and microsol... one decal was broken.
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i hope somebody like it.
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Old 07-07-2008, 05:27 AM   #2
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Re: Nsr 500 Checa 1998

Hi miguel bienvenido!!!

Absolutely fantastic work with the decals!! It is really hard when they are big.
I hope to see new images and projects from you.

Bye!
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Old 07-07-2008, 08:46 AM   #4
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Hi miguel bienvenido!!!

Absolutely fantastic work with the decals!! It is really hard when they are big.
I hope to see new images and projects from you.

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Re: Nsr 500 Checa 1998

Glad to see yet another good bike builder on the board! Nice work hope to see you post more!


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Old 07-08-2008, 02:42 PM   #6
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Glad to see yet another good bike builder on the board! Nice work hope to see you post more!


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next bike... now is about 30% built. But number 7 of checa.

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Old 07-09-2008, 06:47 AM   #7
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Re: Nsr 500 Checa 1998

Some nice bikes you have there.

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next bike... now is about 30% built. But number 7 of checa.

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great i have this one to do hope to see some pictures soon have you any reference shots of this one
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Re: Nsr 500 Checa 1998

Great job !
I have a question about Checa's NSR:
is the main frame really chrome or is the tamiya original part accurate ?
I found this kit in July Sales off and am trying to build it (first bike ever) but I feel a bit lost coming from cars models...
thanks for the answer
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Old 07-09-2008, 02:47 PM   #10
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Great job !
I have a question about Checa's NSR:
is the main frame really chrome or is the tamiya original part accurate ?
I found this kit in July Sales off and am trying to build it (first bike ever) but I feel a bit lost coming from cars models...
thanks for the answer
Thats the original part, but for the next NSR ill use: ALCLAD 2 LACQUER POLISHED ALUMINUM. (now is coming from japan to spain )
I think that if you come from cars you dont have any problem. (i´m a military modeller , thats another world.)
the problem of this bike are the super size of the decals.
For this model dont forget to buy "blue x-4 from tamiya"
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Old 07-09-2008, 02:54 PM   #11
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great i have this one to do hope to see some pictures soon have you any reference shots of this one
yes, i have some. Now im bussy at work, but as soon as i can ill send you by mail all that i have.
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Old 07-13-2008, 09:43 AM   #12
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Re: Nsr 500 Checa 1998

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Thats the original part, but for the next NSR ill use: ALCLAD 2 LACQUER POLISHED ALUMINUM. (now is coming from japan to spain )
I think that if you come from cars you dont have any problem. (i´m a military modeller , thats another world.)
the problem of this bike are the super size of the decals.
For this model dont forget to buy "blue x-4 from tamiya"
Hi Miguel,

Thanks for the answer.
So if I understood well the main frame is really chrome.
I have a chrome can at home and I may try to spray some paint over the tamiya part then...
I feel a bit lost not regarding modelling skills or something like that but more regarding my knwoledges of the motorbike domain...!
I never saw any moto GP except on TV whereas I go to several rallies to get reference pics.
So that may not be my last question here
Thanks again, especially for X-4 tip
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Re: Nsr 500 Checa 1998

The frame is "polished Aluminum" it looks similar to the bottom of an Aluminum beer can or soda can maybe a little more shiny.


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Re: Nsr 500 Checa 1998

oops, so no I didn't understand well...
Miguel wasn't doing another better alternative choice but he was doing the right choice !
Thanks Mark, ok polished aluminium so the Tamiya part is better than spraying Chrome...!
I'll do with it.
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