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They are plastic. The detail is pretty good. Once I'm back into painting I will be getting metal.

Many years ago I painted an orc army and thoroughly enjoyed it. Along came a family and other commitments so it took a back seat. I lost my mojo for kits quite a while back. My wife bought me a miniatures starter set for our anniversary. So I'm back at the bench. Spent a couple of hours the...

Certainly is plenty of power. It's the full power version, 145bhp.

Put some pictures up a while ago of my trike. Done quite a few miles on it since then. Hit the v boost couple of times....that was fun. Handles pretty well. Doesn't like low speed, tends to shake its head a bit but over 30 it sorts itself out.

It is the full 145bhp vmax. Not had a decent run on it yet. Bad weather and too busy at work. Got some time off soon. Can't wait, just hope the weather is decent.

Would be nice if it was a beach. Its frosty gravel in Bradford.

Not sure yet. I'll be able to tell you next week. Riden trikes in the past and they are loads of fun. Never had one of this size though. 850cc was the biggest.

Time to dust of my leathers. Patiently waiting for next week to take delivery of my new beasty

I've a varied taste in music. Seen quite a few bands. I think the most memorable 2 are Scorpions and Hawkwind, both of which I have seen twice.

That looks a great build. I'd have been chuffed to bits with that sort of finish on my 1st build.

Hello and welcome to the forum. Loads of banter, help and encouragement here. You've got some cracking builds there.

No varnish or oil. I've done another 3 of these wooden models and got another on the bench

Thanks for the help. Much appreciated.

Mh son bought me a tamiya virago for dads day. I will be stripping all the horrible chrome stuff off as it just looks cheap and nasty. I want to redo those parts. What would be the best product to use so they look like proper chrome. Thanks in advance. Paul

Not a very productive year for me. Fed the bin with a couple. These 3 survived.

Thank you John. I gratefully accept this award. I won't go into a long acceptance speech!

Back in November my son bought me my 3rd wooden model. This time a ugears motorcycle and sidecar. It took about 4weeks on and off to build. Hopefully been good enough for Santa to bring me some more.

Been getting into these wooden models lately. Push the parts out and press together. I've finished 2 and got another on the bench.

Thanks for that. Couldn't work out why it won't start!

My son bought me a wooden model for dad's day. Never done a wooden one before. Went together really well. I will be definitely be doing some more.