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Nice work on engine, and chain looks very nice. Gotta try those 3D printed sometime myself. Thx for video

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Hi Rick, this looks as if this is going to be another great bike build, I must admit it I don't like those clear fairing parts, but other modellers may, you have made great progress so far, looking forward to the next update, bedt regards from Australia, Les

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Cool 🏍

Hi Rick do you use super glue to attach the plastic parts to the chrome parts or do you use Tamiya thin glue? I enjoyed your video very much, I hope my build looks as good as yours does

Is tamiya realistic model make by metal or plastic?❤

Great work there mate, I'm currently building the late WW2/Korea version. You've got another new subscriber. Cheers. Jock.

Hi Rick, thst build turned out an absolute stunner, you may have had some issues but you ovecame them, congratulations on the great effort, best regards from Australia, Les

Awesome and very clean build! Came out really nice Rick. It's a great kit, as are most Tamiya kits. This was the first motorcycle I ever built, earlier this year for the 2024 Motorcycle Group Build, and it hooked me on bike building. Again, great job and thanks for sharing. 👍👍

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Hi Rick, the bike is looking great there certainly is a lot of very fiddly threading of parts through the frame etc, but that is all down to the joy ofva V-twin motorcycle, I can judt see you riding the ful, scale bike down your local freeway, best regards from Australia, Les

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Hi Rick, the build is coming along very nicely, being an ex rider myself, I enjoy all bike builds, looking forward to the next update soon, best regards from Australia, Les

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It's very rare for ANY Miura model to have correct front & rear panel fit - same with the Ferrari Boxer - but at this scale / price it's really disappointing. On the other hand, they have got the basic shape right and the details look good. Hopefully you can correct the faults :)

Hi Rick, the Roadsrar has turned out absolutely fantastic, I will have to get my kit out and start it soon, best regards from Australia, Les

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How much will this build cost when finished

Hi mate ,it’s a great kit to build and paint up but unfortunately for me I had mine on order when it came out and when I received it I was in the middle of the trumpeter 1/16 king tiger so didn’t check the box but hey why would you it was a brand new kit so no need to ….. or so I thought, so when I did start it I jumped straight in but when I came to the wheels there was one missing ,it wasn’t too bad I just split two wheels, anyway good look with it 👍🏼

Hi Rick, the bike is looking absolutely stunning, for a smaller scale it certainly does have a lot og parts and steps to the construction, looking forward to the next update, best regards from Australia, Les

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Hi Rick, the bike is looking really good, I have the basic model of this bike and would like to start it soon, are you an ex rider? I would like a model of my last bike (but it is not manufactured in kit form) it was a honda NTV 700, looking forward to the next update soon, best regards from Australia, Les

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David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Saturday, 31 August, 2024) I wish I could tell you how much fun (if a bit wistful) it is for me to watch RUclips build videos. My life is quite difficult, and I take immense delight in imagining that I was doing similarly, even to planning dioramas . . . . At round 4:40, Step 2B, you address a fit issue with some relatively small parts that I think comprise the rear differential (I am a word nerd, aspiring to be a novelist and an essayist; I am not a maths whiz, a techie, or a mechanic!), one part has a triangular lug, and another sub-assembly comprising two pieces (I cannot determine the parts numbers) has a corresponding aperture (technically in the form of an equilateral triangle), you advise one to file the lug’s perimeter, that it can pass within. I propose that it would be better to enlarge the opening; reducing the lug’s surface area diminishes its area of physical contact with its counterpart. BTW, just what is a “lug”? It has no dictionary definition! I tried to find synonyms online, though to no avail. At 5:25, which you identify as “Step Two, page 3, as you attach sub-assembly C (the rear bumper?) to the chassis, I see mold seams on the underside of the chassis channel member, and the bottom-most side of the leaf springs. Does one need to file these away? At 7:52, as you attach part E19 (a cross-member?) to the ventral surface of the chassis, I see more seam lines; I always read or heard that one must remove them. I ask to be certain. At round 10:56, you announce a Builder’s Tip. I note in the drawing of the inverted chassis that the illustrator actually includes those seam lines! Is this correct? (I just thought of an idea for my writing: just for fun, in some of my novels, I will create a likeable character not yet to his middle years named “Bill Durr”; during the day, he constructs houses, and in the evening he assembles model kits; his RUclips channel is “Bill Durr the Builder”.) At round 18:20 in your video, you tell us you will heat the end of your Xacto blade to melt the pins slightly to secure them in place. This is called “heat swage”, which flattens the top of a protrusion, creating a cap or head. All in all, a worthy build for a kit that required more help and additions than I would have expected. If you are not an auto mechanic, you should be an actor!

Hi Rick, that is a great build so far, I will watch the whole build very closely ( I normally build armour or aircraft) as I have this bike kit in my stash, best regards from Australia, Les

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When doung whites of the eyes some Minture Painters take lightest Flesh tome add white Never use pure white better to used of White or grey with white added

Hi Rick, the bike is looking absolutely fantastic, I have the Tamiya Yamaha 1600 in my stash, plus the large Harley Police Bike, I always keep saying I will build them one day, best regards from Australia, Les

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These figures can be found at Andys Hobby Headquarters, in Phoenix, Az. and, of course, on the internet.

Agora is shit, stay away!!

The “fuse box” looks like a voltage regulator for the generator to me.

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You don’t prime?

Where did you get these figures? The one supplied with the kit is like a mannequin

Nice build that’s really cool keep set

Great video tutorial. I've been putting off my chain build until now, your technique will help me assemble mine. 👍 Thank you!

Hi Rick, tank Looks nice.

This is not a particular good kit. Hope a plastic trailer will still appear.

Got My one yesterday and it was not Packed that way. My one had a Proper box with little boxes inside with an instruction book. maybe because I live in Europe it is different. great video

The Front Hubs and Rear Hubs are different in construction and use. The Axels on the trailer don't look centered in the wheel wells? Are the Spring on correctly? Great Video again.

Hey Rick. I actually rode in this Jeep when I was in the U.S Marine Corps. I was in the Marines from 1982-1990. Brings back memories. Great build. This if my first time seeing your channel.

Outstanding Rick, that’s an awesome gift for our Hero’s

I bought a 1/6th scale highly detailed Willys Jeep in plastic Model kit form for $180.00 and this is 1/8th cost $1,074! Good grief! 😮😮😮😮😮

Very nice progress, and thanks for the shout out! Cheers

Those pieces you were wondering about are called injection towers. These were extreme but Takom uses this A LOT in their mouldings.

Excellent finish with the Willy's Jeep, it looks fantastic. Great Job! I look forward to the trailer and anti-tank gun. Cheers

Excellent video Rick

Looking good Rick !