Harley Samurai Chopper

[willimo]

This is a beautiful and inspiring build! Keep it up and please keep sharing!

[Disca92]

Thank you guys.. while i'm attenfing the sun to restart airbrushing, I' continuing with the build of some particular parts.

So I scratched a pyrene etinguisher using brass and plasticard..

[Disca92]

At last I modified springer forks, rebuilding the springs-support and scratching a neww front-light.

[rollin80s]

damn, that is hot bro. im loving this chopper. excellent building, keep up the great work.

[Disca92]

Finally begun to paint .. I started the engine last week and continued with the chassis and the superstructure. I started with a basic uniform glossy black, then sprayed with clear gloss (protecting parts in polished brass with tape). So I painted with Alclad chrome rear fender and I finally made ​​a special treatment with oil paints to simulate "vintage" leather.

[HIPPIE2]

The paint is great, but wow those welds are brilliant idea i hope you don't mind me copying

[ketje]

This is awesome. Very nice built and great work on the detailing. Just one question. I can't see a battery. Did you forget it or is it just not there when using a kickstarter?

Great work

[Disca92]

Good point .. the battery is a bit 'in the subjective world of custom .. We say that a chopper with a modern engine requires mandatory battery, and a motorcycle with an engine older can afford not to mount any battery, but at the expense of flickering bulbs

[Disca92]

Color Color Color..

[Disca92]

wheels & tires

[Disca92]

[Disca92]

The samurai still lacks little to be finally completed, so these days I'm focused more on the diorama with other harley acclimatized along the route 66..

[Disca92]

Finally (and I tell finally..) I finished the Harleys diorama set along route 66 in Californian desert..

[wesker]

unbelievable!!!

[sjelic]

Paint job and weathering realy brought it to life, I was a bit sceptic through the process but end resoult is more then fabulous.