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You mean this one ? Scale 1:800 from Areva.

This looks sooo cool. normally i would color the edges and recolor the greeblies to get near the base color but in this case i would just leave it as it is. The color changes look to good IMHO. Just continue the good work.

Perfect Gift, well done Revell-Fan

Very well done starbuck, they look great. Congratulations and merry christmas

Well done so far Revell-Fan. I have this one also on my TO-DO List. I will follow closely.

Hi Boris, i agree with snake7 on this. Don't give up, you have good access to the parts, you can fix this. Good luck. The Greek270

Hi Tonino, congratulations to that wonderful presentation of our hobby and yourself. I had no problem with the video watching it on WIN10 and waterfox as Browser. Thank you the greek

I agree with mijob how indeed did you cut this out ? this looks like it was machined and not made by hand. Very clean cuts and assembly :Congrats::Bravo: The Greek

Hi skoda, :Bravo::Bravo::Congrats::Congrats::Bravo::Bravo: Beautiful work you have done with it. So much detail, just beautiful. Have you count the pieces you used ? :cool: The Greek

Thank you all very much, you are toooo kind. @Revell-Fan thank you @Rhaven Blaack thank you, i love all these "little extra components". Every model i am building i try to improve somehow. Sometimes more details by adding layers, sometimes other materials for more realism or in this case a...

Hello everyone, thank you Mark Crowel, you are right, it was demanding. It was my first "difficult" model from UHU with all this curved and round shapes. His Tinkerbell i made years ago was nothing compared to this one. Luckily i have patience but the skills have much room for improvement...

Continuing with the tires This set turned out good so I installed them and the handlebars Battery pack connected and positioned Almost done. Covering up That's it for this time. Pictures of the finished model coming soon The Greek

To the tires (the second time) After my first unsuccessful attempt to build the tires I did not want to take any risk of ruin them again (it takes a lot of work and time to do them), so I decided to make them a bit different from UHU’s way. I made the sides completely flat and gave them an...

Hello everyone, thank you zathros. The picture can not show them as they really are. Before connecting the two sides together the surface of the side was even and smooth. By pressing the sides inwards to reach the center so i could glue them to together they deformed. Anyway, i made a second...

The tires (first unsuccessful attempt) And at this point I realized that somewhere on the way I made a huge mistake. The curvature of the tire sides should go inwards to the center and not outwards. The distance was way to big for the little stripe to close both sides. The sidewalls...

Hello everyone, thank you very much mijob, glad that you liked it and since you liked it so much :),here comes more the parts for the steering system. slowly assembling completed Thank you The Greek

Thank you so much Rhaven Blaack and Revel-Fan, continuing with testing the motor movement and finally install it with the suspension Time to give this scooter a place to sit on Back seat, fuel tank cap and drivers seat I replaced UHU’s spring under the seat with real ones which I...

Hello everyone, Thank you very much Revell-Fan and Toutenkarton continuing the build by finishing the front Installing enhanced part for holding the steering system, covers and the horn The front is ready Preparing the back light and installing Installing the electric contact...

and here with the top base plate with some wires inside Unfortunately, I didn’t take any photos of all the steps I enhanced UHU’s paper stand with copper wire. A quick and simple Jig helped me with positioning and soldering The Copper stand is ready and I wrapped normal copy paper a few...

Thank you all very much, you are to kind. Not everything went so good as the seat, i will get to that later. As promised the frame Main Body the left side and the right side. it's slowly taking the shape of a scooter I wished I had 20 separately controllable fingers to hold all...