Anders model bike shop

[welshjohn]

http://www.modvid.com.au/html/body_anders_bike_sho...

Truly amazing detail his other stuffs good to

[Blakeatron]

These are the kind of Dioramas I love - nowhere near the talent to make one though

[welshjohn]

Tell me about it wish I had the patience to do something like that myself..

[Merlin28]

Thta's how I imagine my modelling skills to be, unfortunatly my skills are nowhere near that.

[perdu]

I used to work there

This IS without doubt witchcraft, he's captured Vale Onslow's rear workshop to a tee.

Amazing work


I think I used to have that Haynes manual...

[srob]

perdu said:

I used to work there

This IS without doubt witchcraft, he's captured Vale Onslow's rear workshop to a tee.

Amazing work


I think I used to have that Haynes manual...

You worked with Len Vale Onslow?! That's cool

The models are good, but the clumsy spokes on the bikes and the forks let them down for me. The workshops are incredible though!

[perdu]

srob said:

perdu said:

I used to work there

This IS without doubt witchcraft, he's captured Vale Onslow's rear workshop to a tee.

Amazing work


I think I used to have that Haynes manual...

You worked with Len Vale Onslow?! That's cool

The models are good, but the clumsy spokes on the bikes and the forks let them down for me. The workshops are incredible though!

Old Lenny was a star of a certain very hard type, hell of a bloke. Did you ever see the miniature bike he built for his grandson? Amazing and predated Honda's monkey bike by a country mile.

I worked for Peter, who was a trials rider of some repute

(In the shop and often in THAT workshop, working with Bill the man)

Strange times

I quite agree about the spokes, some of them. Some of these models look far better than others but they all do "great modelling" for me.