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An incredible Rossi Yamaha M1 scale model
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My stupid clumsy American fingers would NOT get far with this project.
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All I get are red X's
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wow, the size of those individual chain links are crazy. the detail in the painting of the exhaust was very cool. I would not have the patience to make that.
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Quote from: malbojah on November 03, 2010, 08:39:49 PM
All I get are red X's
Is your browser current? Might try updating Firefox/Chrome. It worksforme.
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Whoa... pretty impressive!
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The heat blueing on the exhaust is just so...
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Master model makers always leave me stunned.
Where does that amount of attention to detail and patience come from?
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I will stick with furniture making. That must have taken hundreds of hours to complete.
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Quote from: JonS on November 04, 2010, 04:38:18 AM
Master model makers always leave me stunned.
Where does that amount of attention to detail and patience come from?
Large doses of Adderall?
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The tires are cupped.
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Re: An incredible Rossi Yamaha M1 scale model
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Anyone else tried Google Translate on this?
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本次要發表的作品為" 1/12 YAMAHA YZR-M1 2004 重機車" This works because of the following requirements 發表 "1 / 12 YAMAHA YZR-M1 Heavy Vehicles 2004"
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Department of true 很漂 flower design and the new version. 而且 good pasting
Complement your neck lacquer base
處理 lacquer finish bottom! (Shouldn't that be in the Hot Buns thread?
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I don't have the patience to read the whole piece, let alone make that model!
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Re: An incredible Rossi Yamaha M1 scale model
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I like the name of one of those detail kits - Crazy Modeler.
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November 04, 2010, 08:26:58 AM »
Holy crap - that's insane.
It's almost a crime to put on all the body panels as they were probably the easiest parts to do....
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Just building the chain had to take 10+ hours,
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Quote from: MadMax96 on November 04, 2010, 08:26:58 AM
Holy crap - that's insane.
It's almost a crime to put on all the body panels as they were probably the easiest parts to do....
The funny thing is, the model appears to have all the parts built in (such as the back side of the instrument panel, EVEN THE PARTS COVERED BY FAIRINGS. Insane.
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Re: An incredible Rossi Yamaha M1 scale model
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November 04, 2010, 12:32:04 PM »
I saw that a while back on an R6 forum, when I had my R6.
But it still impresses the hell out of me. No way would I ever have the patience, or skill, to do anything like it.
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November 04, 2010, 04:41:45 PM »
I've seen that link before, either on S-T.N or another bike site back when I lived in Japan. That attention to detail is very Japanese.
Most Japanese people who have a hobby of any sort, only have that one hobby - so they can go over the top with their one hobby.
Amazing detail nonetheless...
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You know you're a syco model builder when you have to make the chain from a thousand little parts.
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An incredible Rossi Yamaha M1 scale model
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November 04, 2010, 05:22:38 PM »
Thanks for posting this up. It's very cool.
The Tamiya kits are the best. The detail and precision fit is second to none.
And that guy's assembly work is world class.
I've never seen better by anyone.
I'm working on a Bimota Tesi, and a Suzuki 1100 Katana onto which I'm grafting a modern USD fork with radial brakes, both Tamiya kits. My finish paint is almost as good as that guy's, and the Brembos on the Tesi came out perfect. They look just right. But I'm a white belt next to that guy. It's both intimidating and inspiring!
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November 04, 2010, 06:15:11 PM »
I used to build Tamiya 1/12 scale F1 car kits, the Tyrrell 6 wheeler being my proudest. I tried my best to get the most detail out of it. I used to build other types of models using Humbrol and Airfix. It was quite the obsession. At some point girls started talking to me in art class and then I got my first motorcycle.
Model-making was over.
Still, that's impressive display of patience and skill.
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November 05, 2010, 09:54:53 PM »
Very cool indeed. Reminds one that humans are pretty neat creatures.
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That's amazing. Thanks for sharing.
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November 07, 2010, 06:25:48 AM »
That is amazing.
Though, I've got to say, for the amount of time put into that, a change of scale could have resulted in an ACTUAL Yamaha M1...
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Yeah, that is a ton of photo-etched parts!
I have that kit, and have not yet built it. Suffice it to say, it will look like a milk carton with 2 Oreos for wheel in comparison.
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