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Steady in the Buffs , any more splendid work like this Paul and we might as well give up :smiling:
Detail to the point of perfection !
Scotties big Zundapp
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Detail to the point of perfection !
Thanks John, you are to kind Sir.
Many thanks to Ben, aka Yambam26 who very kindly printed 4 of these for me and dropped them round today. They are very nicely done and will add some nice detail to the build. 
Another reminder of the great people on this site.
cheers
Paul
Another reminder of the great people on this site.
cheers
Paul
That's a lovely job with those fuel cans
Now that is nice!
Spectacular detail work as always Scottie
They are Mick, the markings on the cans is a lot better than it appears in the picture.
Yes you to mate and many thanks again for the cans they are excellent.
It is Andrew now looking forward to scratching a can carrier using the pannier frame.
Cheers Lee, good to see you again.
Lovely upgrades. Looks like a really nice scale to work your magic on
Cheers Steve glad you like it hope you will stay with it.
Los, thanks fella it is a bit easier in this scale, but also more opportunity to add things.
Work has started on the sidecar frame. Again it gives great scope for tinkering.
The kit includes plastic hose for the brake lines etc, but I have added the unions and bracket. it still needs a bit of cleaning up yet.
the solid leaf clamp was removed and replaced as was the brake pipe as the kit offering was cast off center and there would have been no pipe left if you tried to remove the seam line, then a bit of plate and some bunched rivets with screw detail.
Plastic tie rods replaced.
The solid portions of the leaf springs was removed and replaced with some evergreen tube.
I must say I am having fun.
cheers
Scottie
The kit includes plastic hose for the brake lines etc, but I have added the unions and bracket. it still needs a bit of cleaning up yet.
the solid leaf clamp was removed and replaced as was the brake pipe as the kit offering was cast off center and there would have been no pipe left if you tried to remove the seam line, then a bit of plate and some bunched rivets with screw detail.
Plastic tie rods replaced.
The solid portions of the leaf springs was removed and replaced with some evergreen tube.
I must say I am having fun.
cheers
Scottie
Well thank you kind Sir.
:smiling:
Well Paul, with all this finery going on, this is going to a pretty long build. Well worth doing in the dark winter months. Great scratchy Bro and please give Neil a sandwich or something before he eats the jerrycans. I think he's hungry.............
Prost
Allen
Prost
Allen
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