Tamiya 1/6 Honda CB 750 F

I like where you're going with this

Hi all well I've added some more water to the back of the spray booth and made a bit more progress on the bike

Hi all as I said opened a whole bag of worms, of course with no tank or seat on the wiring loom would be visible, advice please does this look convincing ( obviously there would be loads more wires really but I don't have any thinner wire to hand and I don't want the loom to get too thick)
I realise I need to add the copper connectors to the end of the wires, and I realise the wires should be wrapped in black insulating tape, also the loom would not be tied with string, this I purely to check if its worth using this method.

Nice aging on the parts. For the nipples on the brakes would pins work. The ends of the round ones are easy to shape so may be most suited

Hi all here is an update on this one.

Everything looks so good man. I love the rags in the engine. Big fan of your detailing.

Hi all, you are too kind,another update on this one.





























I've weathered the tyres a bit

another little update on this one.

Hi all here is the latest update on this kit, I had a couple of errors pointed out to me, one of them blindingly obvious the rear sprocket should be on the rear wheel so I've sorted that and of course the tank filler hole should be taped up to hide the bit you are supposed to attatch it to the bike with(not there on the real bike)





























now I know the qverall size of the bike I am going to try and build one of those bike ramps you see in workshops nowadays.

Hi here is a small update on this

obviously these exhaust flanges would not have the lge locating flange on the back they would be a sliding fit over the down pipes and would pull the downpipes up by the flange on the downpipe, so they needed drilling out.









Made a rack for the exhausts






I use mig engine grease mixed with mig Dk Green camo wash then thinned down with white spirit, I then apply it liberally alowwing it to run into all the hollows and dips, when dry I rub most of it of with a dry clean cloth but dont try to get into the nooks and cranys, the I reaply more sparingly this time till it look how I want then I spray with satin acrylic varnish to set it all. hope that helps.

Hi all did some work on the bike ramp for the garage

Awesome work

Hi all started on the compressor, and as you can see the mechanic is properly shod now.

Hi all well I'm calling this done . Will take some better pics in daylight tomorrow.