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04-25-2002, 06:13 PM
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Yamaha YZR500 FINISHED
Finished the bike sans shell today. The body needs to be polished out and decals applied. Rest of the bike is done. Here's a pic
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04-25-2002, 06:18 PM
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Looks good so far. I can't wait to see it with the body on it.
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04-29-2002, 07:32 PM
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I finished putting on the decals and stuff. Wish I could have taken these photos in natural sunlight, but where I am (the city) I only get a small slice of it in my small-ass backyard, so I'll have to wait for the weekend when. Plus it was raining all of last week. I know this is an auto forum, but tell me what you think
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I Like it! Excellent work!
I'd prefer to leave the side-panels off to show the engine details, etc. which are hidden by them. I don't know if you've seen the following site before, but Coaster runs probably *the* best motorcycle modeling site on the web... http://www.interlog.com/~khartlen/ Regards Mark ps. In my stockpile of half-finished models, I have a Ducati that I cocked up the side panels on. I need a scriber to put the panel lines back in. I might get around to finishing it one day... (might).
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Looks great! After i finish all my To Do's I think i'll pick up a bike.
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Congrats on the first bike built on AF
 Looks bloody good. You have done a great looking job on it and you should be very pleased. I loved building the bikes i done as the detail is amazing....makes me want to do another one now !!!
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Thanks for all the replies everyone. Bikes are very fun to build, I think they are perhaps easier than autos (I know I won't miss masking window rubbers
) and they are very detailed, looks very good when finishedTyrell - The shell will only come off if the front wheel is detached, so as much as I'd like to expose the engine it would be too much hassle putting it on and off snowboarder - sounds good to me  |
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