Ducati 1199 Panigale S Tricolore by Remcohe - Tamiya - 1/12

[Remcohe]

Hi,

 

While waiting to get back at my Kingfisher I got back into plastic modeling. I never was interested in motorcycles, but from a modeling perspective they are very interesting. The painting is challanging and putting the thing together is not easy. On top of the kit I used tamiya's Detail-up frontfork set  set for this bike and Topstudio's Detail-up set to replace the brakediscs and add some nuts and bolts. Both additions are recommended especially the frontfork set. For painting I used Tamiya's laquer paint, excellent paint especially for the metal colors. Alle the body panels were polished using Infini sanding and polising sticks to remove the orange peel. I'm sorry that the pictures are not of the best quality, but this was the best I could do in my temporary shop with my phone.

 

Remco

 

 

[amateur]

Your quality in plastic matches your woodbuilding qualities.

Motorbikes are not really my cup of tea, but this one is a joy to look at!

(And just for reference: is your cutting mat devided in inche sized squares, or in 5cm squares?)

 

Jan

[Ryland Craze]

Unbelievable work.  I feel that I am looking at a full size bike.  The details are just amazing.

[Wintergreen]

Very nice work there!

I have a very small set standing besides Dana in the cabinet. Built some 35 yrs ago. I dear not to make them public here, haha.

 

[cog]

Very nicely done Remco. I'm working on ships, cars, and planes in plastic currently and you are doing fine. For some additional info on painting, finishing, and such you might find PLASMO on youtube a good source of information, he's quite versatile. I learned a few tricks from him too. The Ford GT40 and Ferrari P4 330 are good for painting info, his motor cycles ... well, I leave that up to yourself to decide

 

Merry Xmas, extend my wishes also to your father

[Old Collingwood]

56 minutes ago, cog said:

Very nicely done Remco. I'm working on ships, cars, and planes in plastic currently and you are doing fine. For some additional info on painting, finishing, and such you might find PLASMO on youtube a good source of information, he's quite versatile. I learned a few tricks from him too. The Ford GT40 and Ferrari P4 330 are good for painting info, his motor cycles ... well, I leave that up to yourself to decide

 

Merry Xmas, extend my wishes also to your father

Hello Carl,

 

Happy Christmas mate, all the warmest greetings to you and the family.

 

OC.

[popeye the sailor]

that's a pretty sweet look'in bike    very well done!