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Old 12-07-2006, 01:01 PM
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heres another one im working on.





I made the primary covers from old chevy hubcaps..
and I re chromed most of the engine using BMF
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Old 12-07-2006, 01:18 PM
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Re: chopper #2

Already off to a super start. That tank looks fantastic.
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Old 12-07-2006, 03:14 PM
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Wow I like this theme! Can you tell me (us) how you made that red stripe around the seat? Is it a wire or something?

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Old 12-08-2006, 01:31 PM
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Re: chopper #2

Very nice!
I've been hooked on the other set of decals that came with this one, but after seeing your build I may well change my stripes.
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I love it!!
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Re: chopper #2

GReat work so far. I really like the decals.Nice work on the seat as well!
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woah, thats some sweet stuff. nice work man! Nice flames
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woah, thats some sweet stuff. nice work man! Nice flames
thanks, this ones been done for a while.




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Re: chopper #2

Hi guys I have a question for you all... I'm doing a Revell Torch kit right now and I don't understand how is it possible to glue the frame, paint it and AFTER install the front fork ( like you guys are doing ).
In the manual they tell to install the front fork and glue the frame together.

If anyone could help me I will very appreciate.
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Old 01-21-2007, 09:33 AM
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Nobody can help me?!?!
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Re: chopper #2

Great stuff, Im starting on the crusader, this provides some inspiration.
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Re: chopper #2

I have a crusader kit here. You should be able to install the front fork at any time. I chopped off the nubs for the rear wheel mounting, I'll be making up my own axle and probably will use 0-80 or 2-56 allen cap screws to secure the wheel.

I have a coffin tank made for it out of styrene, not sure I'm happy with it yet.

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Re: chopper #2

Just don't glue the very tip of the frame until after you installed the fork. You won't notice it on the finished model.
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Just don't glue the very tip of the frame until after you installed the fork. You won't notice it on the finished model.
Great idea, thanks!
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