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Old 05-31-2013, 09:51 AM
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Suzuki RGV (89)

Start KH7 pickling the chassis or brake fluid, do not worry not damage the plastic.

Once the chrome stripping, fill it with putty to dry and sand until a surface as thin as possible.

Adjust the pieces to make sure the fit is perfect or afraid to fill the frame more.



When we sanded the pieces clean it well with the help of an electric toothbrush.

With the help of this putty I simulated a cord welding on the swingarm.
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Old 05-31-2013, 10:39 AM
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Re: Suzuki RGV (89)

This one I did for welding with Evergreen rebar
pressing with a flat screwdriver.



Once this is done all the parts separated and prepared to receive a coat of primer.

This is the technique I use to remove the paint pot
without any unpleasant surprises.

This is the result once primed, ready to be painted with bright black and then receive a coat of Alclad polished aluminum.

I want to show as pinto exhaust, after glossy black enamel paint applied with a coat of Alclad Chrome let it dry and start to implement transparent colors, blue, orange, red, to achieve the desired tone.




When we have we can highlight tone painting with acrylic XF56 welds.
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Re: Suzuki RGV (89)

nice effect, that exhaust & detailing looks great! bravo!
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Old 06-01-2013, 06:58 AM
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Re: Suzuki RGV (89)

The engine has been key to this model I did the close to reality.




The rear shock sensor is manufactured with Evergreen rebar.




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definitely looking forward to this very detailed build. nice work!
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Re: Suzuki RGV (89)

Greetings again, I will explain the process of placing the decals, I personally moisten first part where you placed the decal with Microset, I place the decal in place and I carefully applying layers of Microsol, helping me a dryer hair on the decal applied heat until it is totally adapted to the surface.




To adapt this decal had to trim the ends.


Colin Decals broke down and I had to make other with decal from Studio 27.




The tank is mounted in the fairing to align the decals.

Pieces in the drying process after receiving a generous layer of varnish.
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MASTER!!!! great work friend!! (el zorrito)
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very nice work.
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Greetings, I put a picture dela well advanced bike in its assembly.











I hope you like it has been, thanks.
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SUPERB!! Really, really nice job......

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Re: Suzuki RGV (89)

Really superb work on a bike that needs total detail added from scratch since there is not a set for it.

I have this one and hope I can get it to come out that good!
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Re: Suzuki RGV (89)

well done churripay.
I wasn't aware that you finished this one until I went back and re-read the thread.
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Re: Suzuki RGV (89)

originally carbon decals are too bad!they broken me too
you made a great work.i like very much the rear sospension
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Re: Suzuki RGV (89)

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originally carbon decals are too bad!they broken me too
you made a great work.i like very much the rear sospension
Thanks for the feedback, and with respect to carbon decals, you're right are lousy, greetings.
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