Honda Magna 50Fifty (Tamiya 1:6)
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Removing of the Chrome with the help of oven spray
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Parts without the Aluminium Layer
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Parts without the Chrome Layer
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Glueing the Engine
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I filles some bigger gaps and offset with Green stuff. Unfortuanetly that stuffs doesn't hold that good on the surface
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Filled some gaps at the carburator with green stuff
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I tend to jump some steps ahead in the instructions. I do this to minimize the work with the Airbrush. I try to combine as much parts as possible so i didn't have to switch the color in the Airbrush as much as often if i would stricly follow the instructions.
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Some Parts already sanded and prepared for the primer coat
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Primer Coat on some Parts. I use vallejo Primer. Black Gloss for Gloss aluminium and Chrome, Black for Flat Alumnium and Metal parts, Grey for Black and dark colors and light grey for light color.
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The Engine is ready for the color coat
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selfmade bowden cable and carburator overflow.
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The bike was aviable in 3 different colors. Black, Max Silver metallica and pearl shining yellow.
In the instruction stated that you should use normal yellow. After priming the parts I used gunze Yellow. To get the pearl effect i used a thin layer of Createx wicked pearl Yellow.
In the instruction stated that you should use normal yellow. After priming the parts I used gunze Yellow. To get the pearl effect i used a thin layer of Createx wicked pearl Yellow.
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Parts with gloss black prime for chrome paint
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Parts with gloss black prime for chrome paint
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The most chrome Parts got there paint
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The most chrome Parts got there paint
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The most chrome parts are finished. Used Vallejo Metal Varnish for the Last Layer
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Now Painting the Aluminium parts. Some Details will be paint later
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The kit doesn't come with Air Valves. So I have to Buld my own. Used brass pipe and Microscale Kristal Clear.
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Gluing the Frame
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Rear Wheel
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Rear Weehl almost finished. Only some washing and oiling is missing. You can see the selfmade Air Valve
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Battery almost finished
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Front wheel. The Air Valve is self-made. I used the same method as at the rear wheel
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Rear Fender and Wheel assembled
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Fork and Front wheel assembled
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It begins to look like a motorcycle
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Had some Problems with the handlebar. I tried to glue the lever with super glue. The Metal Varnish react with it. I just stripped the paint and did the painting a second time.
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Almost finished. Only 1 - 2 Layer clear coat are missing
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Finished
Kommentare
15 23 May 2022, 05:17
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Dang! How did I miss this? Love the paint work! Well, all of the build actually, but that yellow pearl turned out perfect!
Tamiya 1/6 bikes are such a pleasure to build. I just finished the CB750F. I would love to build a few others but my wallet doesn't agree!
23 February, 13:58
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Thank you for the compliments. I'm happy with the yellow. Still have some problems wth the chrome parts. I tried different colors but until know every color becomes dull after a clear coat
24 February, 06:46
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It's a Special Kit for me. I'm driving the big brother a Honda VF 750C Magna. Unfortunatly there is no kit for this Bike. I stumbled upon this smaller version of it a just have to build it. I did take some extra time to build it. Don't want to rush and ruin it.
I'm really happy with the result. I would build it a second time. Just to get a little bit crazy with the painting.