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Thanks for looking. I had already built this model and thought I would had the WIP. That is why I posted everything all at once. My apologies. BTW, isn't the "Renders and Illustrations" section only for 3D artistry? I have not checked out the gallery yet.

The final look of this hover bike. Added the back motor deflectors. As you can see it fills up the somewhat flatness of the area on both sides of the jet nozzle.

What it looks like now, after weathering:

The under circular protective grid for the hover engine: ----------------------- The leather material I am using for the back seat rest. ----------------------- More plaster used has the back padding for the seat: --------------------- Almost done with this build. This...

The monitor has a gyro sensor mechanism built in to the monitor itself. Has the driver pushes away the handle bars the signal is sent to the on-board computer which in turn moves the bike into the requested position given by the driver. Almost like a segway, but more advanced...

Upper side Spoilers: ---------------------- The roof painted. Don't worry about the scratches. They part of the build. : -------------------------- The extra side mini jet burnes or whatever you what to call them. They will help the bike to do small side movements...

My first build on this forum. Though I do not build my models out of cardboard or paper, I hope you find it worth while to view. This build was inspired from a 3D artist drawing of a wasteland hover bike, I found on the net. The 3D drawing gave me the fuel to build something similar. But as...

Absolutely fantastic!!!!!!! Stunning and unbelievable to know that it was made out of paper or cardbord. Well done. True inspiration.