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Very nice bit of work so far. very keen on doing a bike in the near future :th:
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kiwigav wrote:Very nice bit of work so far. very keen on doing a bike in the near future :th:
Thanks gav :thumb1: you wouldnt go wrong with any of the tamiya bikes.
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Coming along nicely there and yes a great sunset
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Looking great johnj very neat work.
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Looking great jonj .i want this kit but the wife has ask me to stop spending money .going on holiday for xmas i suppose she got a point.l sooner stay home and spend it on models lol
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Nice detail work. You can see the time you've put into this build.
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Thanks boys. It's went together just as you would expect really (so far)
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Anothe 'pile' of parts cut off, cleaned up and primed ready for the detail painting. A good chunk of them are semi gloss black which moves it along quite quickly.
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I have carbon decal stencils for other kits but there seems to be quite a bit of waste after they're cut out so i was thinking i could use it for parts of this build, we'll see !
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Coming along nicely.
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Davethepitch wrote:Coming along nicely.
Cheers dave :thumb1:
I think i could safely bet every penny i have on you having started your's already :whistle:
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Johnj wrote:
Davethepitch wrote:Coming along nicely.
Cheers dave :thumb1:
I think i could safely bet every penny i have on you having started your's already :whistle:
HI Johnj

You would lose your bet because when my friend saw it she said it is off Santa from you know who and wrapped it up with a tag on.

No matter how much I said it was an early Christmas present she was having none of it. :(
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Davethepitch wrote:
Johnj wrote:
Davethepitch wrote:Coming along nicely.
Cheers dave :thumb1:
I think i could safely bet every penny i have on you having started your's already :whistle:
HI Johnj

You would lose your bet because when my friend saw it she said it is off Santa from you know who and wrapped it up with a tag on.

No matter how much I said it was an early Christmas present she was having none of it. :(
Lol ah bummer !
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Great looking bike your doing a first class job of it John can't wait to see how this turns out.
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RossiM1 wrote:Great looking bike your doing a first class job of it John can't wait to see how this turns out.
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Thats pretty much the detail painting done, just the fairings to go but i think i'll need to wait till next weekend fos some daylight modeling time.
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You are certainly setting a high standard of modelling
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Lookin good Johnj
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Absolutely great progress
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Its looking good johnj
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I guarantee mine will not look anywhere near as good.
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Johnj wrote:I used the Ultimate .4mm masking tape in anger for the first time with this and it worked a treat, no bleed what so ever
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chops1sc wrote:
Johnj wrote:I used the Ultimate .4mm masking tape in anger for the first time with this and it worked a treat, no bleed what so ever
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Davethepitch wrote:I guarantee mine will not look anywhere near as good.
I'm not entirely sure who said this but it's probably the single best piece of advice you could give and it was - treat every piece like it's the whole kit. Scott maybe ?

This is what we were talking about the other week from my profile interests ? I think these two are three years old now and most probably out of date ! I do still enjoy the micro stuff though :thumb1:
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Still a bit of detail painting to do.
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One word "excellent"
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What is under the full fuselage on the helicopter is it a Trex and is it belt or torque tube and they certainly look better than my Blade 200 SRX.
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That's looking really nice mate looks like you got this one nailed
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RossiM1 wrote:That's looking really nice mate looks like you got this one nailed
Thanks gary :thumb1: you've probably noticed i've missed out the exhausts so far. The last bike i did i used one of the tamiya weathering sets and they came out really good but with this H2R the exhausts are a very prominent part of the bike and i'm not sure the weathering set would cut it this time, i was thinking alclads ?
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I am having one of these off Santa and the standard Johnj has set will make mine look like it was painted with the brush between my toes.
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Davethepitch wrote:What is under the full fuselage on the helicopter is it a Trex and is it belt or torque tube and they certainly look better than my Blade 200 SRX.
Hi dave, yeah, it's align mechanic's with a carbon tube drive. It's a slightly different motor and gear ratio to the 3D stuff as well. It's 12cell 5000mah giving around 7-8 min of mixed hovering and aero's.
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Yeah, it shows up well dave
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Hi John, Alclad is the way I would go with the exhausts, starting with polished aluminium or chrome followed by a dusting around the down pipes of pale burnt metal, hot sepia, then I mix Tamiya clear blue and red to make a purple ish blue heavily thinned down about 70% thinner to paint, and again just dusted on the down pipes from the manifolds.
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Parts D37 and 38 are to be painted gun metal where the handle bars attach to. The fit was so tight i had to take the paint and primer back off but after that they slipped on
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Can the Alclad paints be brushed on the exhaust pipes.
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I wouldnt have thought so dave, you wouldnt get the soft edge. What i'll do is use the weathering set on the chromed kit parts to see what that would look like before i strip off that chrome plating for the alclads.
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Lovely Jubbly. Getting better and better with every update.
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Plopper wrote:Lovely Jubbly. Getting better and better with every update.
thanks dave :thumb1: i've just had a bit of an accident, the bike has just fell over and broke off the right hand handlebar ! Not the end of the world but definately a pain. I might even post the fix if it might help someone else.
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This 0.4mm Ultimate masking tape is brilliant stuff
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it is a great masking tape for them jobs :) really enjoying this build. coming along leaps and bounds
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NorthernModeller wrote:it is a great masking tape for them jobs :) really enjoying this build. coming along leaps and bounds
Cheers Ivan. The only downside is a the usuall tricks dont seem to work if you 'loose' the end. I struggle even with good light a magnifier and a new blade. The 'step' is so small.

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RossiM1 wrote:Hi John, Alclad is the way I would go with the exhausts, starting with polished aluminium or chrome followed by a dusting around the down pipes of pale burnt metal, hot sepia, then I mix Tamiya clear blue and red to make a purple ish blue heavily thinned down about 70% thinner to paint, and again just dusted on the down pipes from the manifolds.
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Hi Gary, yeah, i have a few of those mixed paints that i've made up over the year's for the exhausts. Another one that looks good is clear yellow mixed with smoke.
I put in an order to emodels last night for some alclads to try :thumb1:
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What can one say awsome mate
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Johnj wrote:
Plopper wrote:Lovely Jubbly. Getting better and better with every update.
thanks dave :thumb1: i've just had a bit of an accident, the bike has just fell over and broke off the right hand handlebar ! Not the end of the world but definately a pain. I might even post the fix if it might help someone else.
OUCH I did that years ago with my NSR 500, I'd JUST finished it "on the kitchen table back in those days" got up to hand it to my nephew who was visiting to have a look and it just jumped out of my hands from about elbow height! And miracle of miracles only a foot rest and a bit of exhaust came off and were very quick repairs!
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