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Saw that Harley built up as a civilian bike a while ago Graham. It looked very nice too. It was sort of a classic custom/cafe racer, gave me an idea or two...
Saw that Harley built up as a civilian bike a while ago Graham. It looked very nice too. It was sort of a classic custom/cafe racer, gave me an idea or two...
Been considering doing the Harley as a bike that a soldier took home. Nothing special, mainly civilian lights and simple paint job that sort of thing. Not sure yet as it is an iconic machine as an army vehicle and I don't do much military now so it would make a contrast to the Manx Norton. Certainly not going to attempt to convert the Triumph fiery seeing the absolutely superb build by Marudek
Got these two at my recycling shop £2 for the pair the dagger has its front cockpit canopy is missing though not to hard to make a replacement [ATTACH]272652[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]272653[/ATTACH]
The third of my 1/9 scale bikes has now arrived. The lovely Triumph 3HW
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Also, from John at Scale Model Shop, some AK Xtreme Metal.
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Never used these before but Alclads are getting harder to find so I thought I would give them a go. The Matt Aluminium should be ok for unpolished engine castings with the polished for covers etc. No idea what they are like but I will give them a try. Nothing I have seen yet beats Alclad Chrome. The Vallejo acrylic Metal Colour chrome isn't bad but really it is just a bright silver. Although very thin, you can brush paint small parts and do touch ups with it. I will report back on the AK chrome when I get to it.
nice looking bike,Graham,will look forward to seeing them all,
will be interested to see what the AK,paints are like,
I used the Vallejo one,s annd do find it hard real to see any different in them,
The third of my 1/9 scale bikes has now arrived. The lovely Triumph 3HW
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Also, from John at Scale Model Shop, some AK Xtreme Metal.
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Never used these before but Alclads are getting harder to find so I thought I would give them a go. The Matt Aluminium should be ok for unpolished engine castings with the polished for covers etc. No idea what they are like but I will give them a try. Nothing I have seen yet beats Alclad Chrome. The Vallejo acrylic Metal Colour chrome isn't bad but really it is just a bright silver. Although very thin, you can brush paint small parts and do touch ups with it. I will report back on the AK chrome when I get to it.
if you are after alclad paints try the hiroboy website. They normally stock the full range
Some items for my new project...
A container.
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And a tractor. (I love it....and I’m wishing to build this jewel really soon)
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This year I will back to the modelling, and after seeing some modellers workbenches around the world, I discovered that I need new things on mine. Not paints or washes!!!
I need new tools
Yesterday I bought this mini mitre saw cutting
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