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Yamaha YZR-M1'04

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Hi Sprue fettlers

Next on my bench is Tamiya Yamaha YZR-M1 '04
Going to do this as No 33 Marco Melandri's number
Engine, Frame and swing arm already done
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Fairings mounted using neodymium 1x1mm magnets, Primed ready for first coat of red

Thanks for looking
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Re: Yamaha YZR-M1'04

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Very nice so far
These bikes build up great, looking forward to see yours develop
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Nice start! I look forward to following your build
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Very nice start, I'll be following too.
My completed efforts are here viewtopic.php?t=29294
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Re: Yamaha YZR-M1'04

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Hi All

Just an update on the build
fairing painted and glossed ready for decals then hopefully 2K in the next few days.
Exhaust painted and heat stained now just ready for the rest of the bike to be done :lol:
Tamiya LP and aquagloss for the fairing and LP and acrylics clears for the exhaust.
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Coming along very nicely Luke, love the pipes!
My completed efforts are here viewtopic.php?t=29294
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that's awesome paint work on those pipes
first class :th:
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Nice paint work!
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Detailing on the exhaust pipes looks amazing, great job👍
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Pipes are awesome, must learn how to do that. :)
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