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Making of Kawasaki GPZ900R


kunta
06-04-2007, 11:16 AM
Hello,
I still continue motorcycle models. this is Aoshima's GPZ900R Tsukigi Version.

Painted exterior white/metallic lime green then put decals on it and applied Finisher's urethane GP1.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/01.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/02.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/03.jpg

Applied gray primer to frame and engine parts.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/04.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/05.jpg

I've tore off all chrome plate but couldn't do exhaust parts.
so sanding now.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/06.jpg

ketje
06-04-2007, 03:03 PM
Interesting model. I will follow this built

JTRACING
06-04-2007, 03:11 PM
this is looking nice!! good job on those graphics!
I wish i could find some of these Aoshima bikes!

gpz900ra7
06-04-2007, 06:03 PM
At last, a proper motorbike being built.
Looking really sharp, just one question though, what is the small hole on the left hand side of the petrol tank?

I'll be keeping a very close eye on this build, please keep the updates coming.

Shaun.

kunta
06-04-2007, 08:23 PM
At last, a proper motorbike being built.
Looking really sharp, just one question though, what is the small hole on the left hand side of the petrol tank?

I'll be keeping a very close eye on this build, please keep the updates coming.

Shaun.

Thanks.
It's for attach a valve and hose to let air.

joelwideqvist
06-05-2007, 01:48 AM
Looking good Kunta. I think you shall stay with us on the bike side...don't let the dark force of car modeling drag you back ;-)
/Joel

kunta
06-05-2007, 02:59 AM
Looking good Kunta. I think you shall stay with us on the bike side...don't let the dark force of car modeling drag you back ;-)
/Joel

hehe :biggrin: thanks! I think I can't stop building car models
but I'll build motorcycle models more often either from now.

joelwideqvist
06-05-2007, 04:32 AM
You're doing a great job on both sides. We're just glad to have you here to admire your work.
/Joel

kunta
06-07-2007, 10:05 AM
Here're update pics.
put polyester putty on parts joint area of muffler and sanded.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/07.jpg

applied gray primer.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/08.jpg

Painted Finisher's Fine Silver and coating now.
after that I'll add burning effect paint.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/09.jpg

Assembled engine. painted engine block Finisher's Semi-gloss Black and
covers are Pure Black. carburetors are mixed light gold.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/10.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/11.jpg

gpz900ra7
06-07-2007, 11:18 AM
You've achieved an excellent finish on the engine, I'm busy re-builing a 1:1 scale version so if you need any detail shots just let me know and I'll be happy to help you out if I can.
Keep up the great work.

Shaun.

ketje
06-07-2007, 11:26 AM
:icon16: engine is looking great. Keep it coming.

kunta
06-08-2007, 09:42 AM
You've achieved an excellent finish on the engine, I'm busy re-builing a 1:1 scale version so if you need any detail shots just let me know and I'll be happy to help you out if I can.
Keep up the great work.

Shaun.

Thank you for a kind offer. if I get to need any reference pics I'll ask you.;)

The_GLL
06-08-2007, 09:28 PM
WOW REALLY nice!
I'm in love with your engine ahah
I have a real 1:1 GPZ600 so it's fun to see your bike!

CifeNet
06-08-2007, 11:36 PM
So cool~ I totally envy your work and the progress steps are addicting to watch.

Please continue more. :)

kunta
06-10-2007, 07:46 AM
Painted muffler.
put plated tape on silencer and applied blue and purple shades.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/12.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/13.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/14.jpg

Put polyester putty on the back of swing arm.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/15.jpg

Rebuilt shock absorber. spring is made from aluminum wire.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/16.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/17.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/18.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/19.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/20.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/21.jpg

stevenoble
06-10-2007, 10:52 AM
Hi Kunta,

Some beautiful work you are doing with this model.It looks so clean.The rear swingarm/suspension area is very colourful,I like it a lot.You have made a stunning job of painting the petrol tank and other associated body parts.The colours look perfect.May I ask you what brand of polyester filler you have used on the exhaust and swingarm areas?

Best regards,

Steve Noble.

ketje
06-10-2007, 12:01 PM
the colors are great. How did you get that red color on the exhaust?
:grinyes:

kunta
06-10-2007, 07:56 PM
Thanks for the comments.

stevenoble,
I used Work Association's putty.
http://www.works-y3f.com/af/wmori.jpg

the colors are great. How did you get that red color on the exhaust?
:grinyes:

I used clear paints(blue, red, orange and mixed red with blue for purple).

joelwideqvist
06-11-2007, 01:49 AM
Nice progress and a very interesting color choice. The muffler is looking great!
/Joel

kunta
06-17-2007, 11:12 AM
Final update pics.
mounted engine and F/R suspensions on frame.
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/22.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/23.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/24.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/25.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/26.jpg
http://www.works-y3f.com/m_cars/9_coming/2007/04_GPZ900R/27.jpg

ketje
06-17-2007, 02:04 PM
looking great. The hoses and connectors for the oilcooler, are they from Hiroboy? What type are they?
Waiting to see the result

:smokin:

Roca46
06-17-2007, 02:55 PM
Beautiful and sweet bike! :thumbsup:

I love the way you painted the exhaust also the wiring is excellent very clean job. Nice swing arm love the rear suspension colours.

I hope you can finish it soon :)

Roca.

Mr. Me.
06-17-2007, 11:42 PM
Great job! you are making me love bikes...

kunta
06-18-2007, 11:27 AM
looking great. The hoses and connectors for the oilcooler, are they from Hiroboy? What type are they?
Waiting to see the result

:smokin:

Thanks. connectors are parts of the kit, hoses are Wave's spring material.

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