Pretty green and mean
After a twenty year absence from Grand Prix motorcycle racing, Kawasaki returned in 2002, after four years' development they started to have some consistent results in 2006 with this machine, the ZX-RR, with riders S. Nakano from Japan and French rider Randy De Puniet. Another of Tamiya's 1/12 series
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Joe Caputo said on September 17, 2013
George, I LOVE IT ! I only wish I could do it... Beautiful !
George Williams said on September 17, 2013
Thanks, Joe, I only wish I was as prolific as you!
Craig Abrahamson said on September 17, 2013
Beautiful build and photography...nice work!
George Williams said on September 18, 2013
Thank you, Craig, much appreciated.
AL HOFFMAN said on September 18, 2013
Really striking! The mix of colors & decals grab you.
Bryan W. Bernart said on September 18, 2013
Incredible! Life-like and gorgeous.
Simon Whitney said on September 18, 2013
Yet again George , a classy build, it`s nice to see a " green meanie " posted. Cannot wait for the NR 500 to be posted.
FHamdan (aka Faust) said on September 18, 2013
Exceptional work! Wish I had that kind of talent!
bob mack said on September 18, 2013
lovely crotch-rocket
Richard Mcstay said on September 22, 2013
Mate you can convince people that this is actually a real bike. Stunning attention to detail. I've almost finished my R1, I'll put it on here soon. I'm not at your level yet though!
George Williams said on September 22, 2013
Thanks, Richard, I think I'm just lucky I've accidentally found the right place in our flat to take the photos. Looking forwarding to seeing the R1, which kit is it?
Richard Mcstay said on September 23, 2013
I think your being modest there! Can I blame the wrong place when I take my photos?! It's the Tamiya Taira racing kit. I thought it was a bit plain to be honest so I haven't really followed the original colour scheme, and I've jazzed it up a little with an aftermarket decal sheet. It should be ready to post tomorrow night hopefully.