Ghostmech

 

That's an expensive (even direct from the "source") bundle right there.  Don't forget to equip you bench with a magnet so you can find THE important one of the 8 billion hex nuts and threaded rods/bolts that come in that Harley when it slips out of your fingers and get eaten by the carpet monster!

Hah!  Yeah, I got a magnet and a vacuum cleaner with an old nylon parts catcher on the hose end just for those problems.

It really wasn't too bad $$-wise.  I spent a lot more the 1/12 Enzo and Porsche GT kits.  What can I say, I love this big Tamiya stuff. 

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Hey Tony....no, it actually fit pretty good (as seen in the second photo) once I made adjustments and screwed it down.  I made that display so I could show the mechanicals without having to have the body completely removed and sitting off to the side.  It also makes for a smaller footprint on/in a display or contest table.  This was a pretty tough build ...made worse by neglect and broken parts but it all worked out in the end.   

Thanks to all for looking and the kind words

  'nuff said

Circa 1978  My '67 SS/RS 427 Camaro (originally a 396 car)