@ssgt @fiveten. Thank Jay and Spiros, al lot of work, I will NOT be installing the cowlings on this one 🙂 but they will be built and displayed separately

@johnb thanks John me too, it took hours to decide it all as the instructions are very vague and there is no sequence of assembled so a lot of jumping around frm kit instructions to these

@brithebuilder I’m getting better with this Top Studio stuff, the electrical connector are difficult to work with they are very tiny and both ends need to be drilled and painted. The resin is very fragile

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Leaving the cowls off it’s cool idea, Cricket @bikequeen, as it will help to display all your extra detail work. Maybe build another one with the cowls attached? Only joking.

Wow! Amazing job, my friend @bikequeen!

@johnb the diameter is .35 mm its large enough to accept the wire without stripping it, which would be better but wire that tiny is almost impossible to strip.

@brithebuilder @johnb @fiveten @chinesegeorge @ssgt @jdtruby @clipper @gblair @anthonyricco @epinac

Slow going the last couple weeks, took advantage of the warm weather (up and down 70 one day 40 the next UGH). Anyway here are some progress shots not been feeling so hot and just a lot of stuff going on. Painted the fuel tank yesterday and a couple other GREEN pieces :). The fuel tank and seat are temporary and what is shown is all the cowlings this bike will have on it. I glued all the cowlings and fairings in one piece and if it works up I will paint the assembly. Supposed to be very windy and rainy the next few days so today is the day. The decals went on pretty well, the larger ones for the cowlings will be a pain and I will likely cut them and piece them on.

Still tons of wiring to do but my hands are shaking way to much to attempt them today…sure is GREEN 🙂

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