Anyone want a Harley-Davidson?

[sjsquirrel]

Fantastic work to the very end Alan. Congratulations on this wonderful design and build.

I've been following this thread and Ze Reis's Excavator thread in parallel over the past few weeks (months?) and the two threads really highlight why people get hooked on this hobby. There are truly no limits to the diversity of subject matter, or the level of detail we can take it too, and it's accessible to anyone who wants learn some basic skills.

Your design and build are a great credit to the hobby.

Thanks for sharing "the ride" with us.

Steve

[Zathros]

Beautiful, brilliant workmanship and design. All your builds are great to follow, but I believe this is the best so far!

[Tapcho]

What a wonderfull model Alan! This bike turned out a real gem and I've enjoyed every post you presented. I love your precision craftmanship with the tubing especially. May I suggest the next project for you since you are a builder of motorbike history - the Daimler Riding Car or Reitwagen from 1885. World's first motorcyckle and it's belt driven also. ;-)

BR Tappi

[cdavenport]

Originally Posted by Tapcho

What a wonderfull model Alan! This bike turned out a real gem and I've enjoyed every post you presented. I love your precision craftmanship with the tubing especially. May I suggest the next project for you since you are a builder of motorbike history - the Daimler Riding Car or Reitwagen from 1885. World's first motorcyckle and it's belt driven also. ;-)

BR Tappi

That must have been one helluva stiff ride!

[motorcyclemodeler]

Alan:
What can I say that has not been said yet?
T E R R I F I C - - W O R K ! ! !
Yours is a truly nice bike, and made of paper, and in the 'correct' scale, and personalized, , and cleanly build......man !! What else can we whish for??
Oh yeah, that my build of your bike end up a 10% as good as yours, I will be really happy with that....
Congratulations on a well done model, and thanks for sharing it with the community


Big Kudos for you!!

[Gil]

Alan,

Beautiful creation! You might want to think about mounting it on a dark walnut block with a glass case enclosure - the obligatory engraved plaque would adorn the bottom of course...,

Bien Cordialement,

+Gil

[gordy]

Wonderfully build. I've got my gear on ready to have a ride.

Gordon

[cdavenport]

I'm still wondering how or if you are going to make this available to the community. I just purchased MLDixon's scale Martin Baker ejection seat via ECardmodels. I would love to do the same with your Harley.

[Art Deco]

Outstanding design and assembly work! Bravo to you, Alan!

[wag]

Can I nominate the hand picture for picture of the week?
Wayne