Custom Version of Honda Super Cub Fujimi 1/12

[M.Boy]

I decided to build the same Honda Super Cub as my friend Macio but as the custom version



I will try to rebuild my Honda like this one





But I will not be reconstructed at the rear of the frame as was done in the above Honda. I stay with the standard version with a sprung rear wheel.

I started from the cut. This is I cut from my bike



but let's start from the beginning.
So it looks like a standard frame





I have to cut the engine mount and a box with air filter





after







I'll have to mill the excess material from the head cylinder.
I changed the front fork mount.
This is standard solution by Fujimi





I want to redo a mounting solution that is used Tamiya in most of their models of motorcycles

[YongGun Park]

WOW... You only need a small portion of the kit.

[M.Boy]

Yes, only most important parts

[cinqster]

What a cool project!

That 1:1 is the absolute dogs b*ll*cks...so much so, that I am looking for a second-hand Cub to build a full-size one for myself!

[M.Boy]

Look in the net there is a lot of interesting modifications of this Honda.
It will be an additional inspiration

I started to modify the front fork





On my bike will not be front fender so I removed the mounting - red 1
I will change the way the wheel fixing. This is standard version



I'll use the axis and the nut so I cut the pin and plastic nut - red and green 2.
Plastic nut green 1 and 3 I will change for metal parts. No. 1 is too big.
From the inside I did plugs in accordance with the original



I removed the bolt which mount fender - green 4.
I also removed cap and I made such a specific hole with 2,4mm styrene tube - green 5

[YongGun Park]

It's very difficult.... But I understand. Ha Ha...

[M.Boy]

Continued work with a fork.

Fork glued together. I made such an overlay on top of the fork



after installation and initial treatment





I noticed that the fork of a set is different than at the motorcycle on which I was inspired.
So it looks fork from the box



and this is fork in this small chopper



I'll try to do something similar

[M.Boy]

I added some imitation of seams and edges of sheet metal





after primer





To attach the wheels and the fork I will need a long screw with a diameter of 1mm.
I decided that I'll do it myself

[M.Boy]

I started doing the mounting handlebar to the fork





from the bottom plate will be used to mount the lamp



and this is a lamp









I also tried to do handlebar











looks nice but I think that is probably a little too thin.

[YongGun Park]

Fantastic progress... Wow.............

[M.Boy]

Thanks.

Today I have a little more work with handlebar.
I used to bend the handlebar rod with a diameter of 2mm





compared with the earlier



and this is complete handlebar

[M.Boy]

As you can see at above pictures I also work with the bike frame

I cut right side box







filled rear arm from the inside



the left site I cut of the box and the chain guard











prepared complementary element

[YongGun Park]

Great progress as usual.

It's very nice to see your WIPs.

[davesans]

Excellent work the front fork is outstanding.

[M.Boy]

Thanks!

Continued work.
I forgot to mention earlier that the cylinder head has been milled

before



after





Thanks to my friend Maciek (Macio4ever).

I rebuilt internal reinforcement which previously I had to cut



also prepared a place for a new rear swingarm axle



corrected and added a twist of the screw motor





also I changed the bolts on the front of the cylinder head cover