1/12 Honda Fireblade sp cbr 1000rr-r

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1/12 Honda Fireblade sp cbr 1000rr-r

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i am going back into my comfort zone and build a bike it is one of the latest offering from Tamiya it is the latest version of the fireblade
i will start it in the next couple of days i am hoping this build will get me back to the bench and start modeling again it looks a nice build the parts are crisply moulded and with good detail as we have come to expect from Tamiya, i am really looking forward to starting this build
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I'm not a fan of "big bikes wrapped in plastic" but I am a fan of you builds mate so looking forward to it!
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hope you all had a good xmas. and hope you have a good new year, thanks beany hope you like this build, i have not been at the model bench as i have been busy with xmas projects for friends and family, but i have now finished and getting on with the model i have built and painted the engine and the frame is also painted and i put the engine in the frame i am now working on the swing arm
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It's great to see one of your motorcycle builds on the go, Syd. Many years ago one of my mates had an early 900cc Fireblade in the red/white/blue scheme that Honda have revisited for this anniversary machine. My mate's 900 was seriously fast but could be a bit wild in its handling - let's just say high speed buttock-clenching wobbles were not uncommon :shock: :ha: but I'm happy to say that he did survive the ownership experience unscathed. These later 1000cc bikes are probably an entirely different animal. You're off to a great start and I look forward to seeing more of this one.
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thanks Shaun i have not been at the model bench for a while i seem to have lost interest in modeling but i am back now and i have built and painted the swing arm and put it on the frame it is the exhaust system next
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Looking really good Syd.

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thanks Nigel i have built and painted the exhaust as well as the radiator and the headlights and put them on next it is the front forks, i have bought a detail fork kit for this which looks really good so i will be using that, here is how for i have got to
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