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willem: Miniart Harley WLA

willem: Miniart Harley WLA [update september 16]

You know, I remember a figure for the motorcycle who had his foot down and hand out like he was handing something off, or picking it up. I liked that figure because his foot down acted as a kick stand. Had to be a Tamiya figure, if memory serves.
 
willem: Miniart Harley WLA [update september 16]

Moon Pup, I think I know the figure, but almost sure he is German....
Not much US drivers around.

willem
 
willem: Miniart Harley WLA [update september 16]

There is a US figure like that in the old 1/76 matchbox kits if I can remember it right :geek
 
willem: Miniart Harley WLA [update september 16]

Hi all

Some more progress.

Before adding more parts I decided to do some basic painting.
Could be hard to reach later !
In reality the color is a tad more olive, looks kind op greyish on the pics.
Must be the light.

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Meanwhile struggling with the PE...

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Thanks for looking,

Willem
 
willem: Miniart Harley WLA [update september 16]

:popcorn Looking pretty good.

Terry (y)
 
willem: Miniart Harley WLA [update september 26]

Hi all,

Some more progress.

Engine area painted, the frame just in basecolor

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Next: forefork wiring, adding windshield and headlight, leather bags, ammo container,
glossy seal, decals, highlights and shadowing, matt seal, weathering, finishing touches.

And then the figure...

Thanks for looking,

Willem
 
willem: Miniart Harley WLA [update october 4]

The Harley is looking quite nice there Willem! (y)

Always have to remind myself just how small these motorcycles are even in 1/35th scale. What maybe 3 inches long?
 
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