Triumph 3HW
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7 March 2017, 20:44
Spanjaardi am truly speechless, this is simply a work of art. absolutely stunning. i would love to see the WIP of this beauty! your BMW R75 Sidecar was good, but this one is amazing!
7 March 2017, 21:57
gorbyWOW! Simply stunning work Miguel! If I didn't know it was a model, I would be convinced I was looking at a real Bike!
8 March 2017, 16:03
Alec KI know this is cliche, but... WOW! Faaantastic 👍 The scratches, the rust, all of it. And you started this in...JANUARY?? Hats off to you mate. Very good!
9 March 2017, 20:55
Miguel VasconcelosThanks guys. I got a bit obsessed with this kit. Believe me, i even dreamt about it. 🙂
I think 1:9 is the perfect scale for motorcycles.
10 March 2017, 14:44
Lex JassiesAs a great lover of classic motorcycles I really can enjoy your wonderful builds! They are just the real thing. I almost can smell the hot oil!
11 March 2017, 17:33
Gary Brantley" I almost can smell the hot oil!"
And, since it is a Triumph, one can almost see the oil leaking as well. 😉
That's about the only thing that would make this incredible model look even more realistic! 🙂
11 March 2017, 18:21
Lex JassiesYes Gary, British motorcycles where very masculine. Wherever they went they marked their territory 😉.
I drove a Triumph T160 in 1973/4. Lovely bike to ride but all to often I had to repair something.
12 March 2017, 09:09
Gary BrantleyLucas electrics? "The Prince of Darkness" 🙂 Brit bikes didn't have a monopoly on oil leaks though. I had a 1975 Harley 1200 that had "self-changing" tranny oil. I just always parked her at home with a pan beneath the transmission...🙂
12 March 2017, 13:46
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Triumph 3HW. 1:9.
Almost finish.
