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Looks really great!! The wheels, front and rear, the gauges, and the headlight look particularly good. I like the way you do your spokes. For a heavy bike, they look great. They came out fantastic. The video I posted, using a jig is the best way to do smaller bikes that have much finer...

I can't wait to see this tweeked-out!! ;)

Interesting way you have of doing the spokes. The video below shows how to make the most accurate motorcycle spokes that I know of. Most are a variation of this method. Nice thing is that the jig can be used over and over. ;)

I would have cut the wheels round, instead of the flats like that, but it looks great! :)

Deceivingly, not a simple model! :)

Superb job. I really admire your ability to get into something and just bang it out. You astonish me. ;)

Definitely would be better done with paper. IMHO :)

I 3D printed the model today. I made this model a couple of years ago, but with all the surgeries and medical stuff I have going on, I just haven't done anything with it. To be honest, I didn't think it would 3D print as it wasn't made for that. It's only 6.5" inches long. If I print it...

Just messing about. :)

I really did not think this would work. It used virtually no supports, but the ones it did use were extremely delicate to remove, but I managed without ruining the model. It's about 6.5" inches long. These models sure have a lot of static electricity, they hare dust magnets! :)

Just tossing an idea out to you. A lot of trikes these days are using car rear ends with automotive differentials. They are putting Chevy 350 V-8's in them. Below is an overly complicated picture for you. There are many larger bore motorcycles with shaft drives that are used to make the bike...

Very nice. Judging by the tire size, this will be a nice sized trike. :)

Check out. Looking real good! :)

Yay! I hadn't read this post. I love trikes! :)

Very nice indeed! Trike next? :)

Oh no, anything I did would be on the fly. I am extremely involved with the 3D printer now, and getting my motorcycles ready. You did a great job on the Reliant. it's good that you did it, so people can see and know what too expect. Well done! :)

Superb job. Having seen YOU build it now shows it's weak points, and gives me ideas where the model could be improved. This will make a great display piece, and is one bad ass looking ship!! :)

That vaulted ceiling would make one heckuva model. ;)

I wouldn't take it to France, they might not let you leave with it. :)