Conclusion

I’m calling it finished, and I’ve hopefully learnt a couple of lessons before building another Fujimi kit.

Now, where’s that postman?

Thanks for looking and happy modelling.

A pity about that windscreen, George @chinesegeorge.
Although from the pictures it looks not that bad.
The bike looks amazing though.
Thanks for the thread and I'm looking forward to Kevin's bike, one of my favorite drivers back then.

So what do you get in the box? Well, a sixteen page instruction book and a fact sheet about the bike printed in Japanese, English, French, and German.

1 additional image. Click to enlarge.

And finally two road tyres, some transfers, a collection of fastening screws, and a magnetic screwdriver.

I’m trying not to start it yet, but if the Pepsi Suzuki doesn’t arrive this weekend I’m going to dive in.

Thanks for looking and happy modelling.

What Does Super Leggera Mean?

According to the translation app on my phone it is Italian for extra lightweight. Basically the bike is a development of the Panigale using lightweight materials wherever possible, including carbon fibre, magnesium, titanium, etc. That’s all very well, but if you over indulge on delicious Italian food you won’t be very super Leggera yourself………

@chinesegeorge …. LOL

Looks like a nice kit, George (@chinesegeorge). In great contrast to the Italeri R75 I'm building, the parts look flash-free and will need no cleanup. Looking forward to seeing this one come together.

This looks like a very interesting kit, George @chinesegeorge
A beautiful bike and quite a lot of parts, I can imagine you want to start right away with it.