A few photos of my Harley.
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I use a thin piece of wire bent to the shape of the pipes etc and then IOnce again...beautiful work. Still would like more information on how you go about making hoses, belts that fit pulleys, plug wires, etc.
Once again...beautiful work. Still would like more information on how you go about making hoses, belts that fit pulleys, plug wires, etc.
I have some photos of the BSA build I will see how i master the computer & I will post some.those are pretty slick, any chance of seeing you do a build on here of a bike like these?
after i drew up the plans i started on the BSA about the 2nd of marchDo you have an APPROX. number of hours to build a bike like this?
Super cool,
Dale in Indy
"Easy" might not be the word I use to describe your technique. Quite wonderful work. My fingers quiver as I look at the detail of your models.I use a thin piece of wire bent to the shape of the pipes etc and then I
cut the thin strips of wood and soak them in water overnight next i make a mould of the shape of the pipe and clamp the thin strips of wood in the mould till they dry and they keep their shape when dry
easy,
Mel.