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Hello.......this is a replica of the "Cyclops" trike from the movie Mad Max.........I built the original trike with the girder front end and kandy apple red paint job........ it is a 1/12 scale model.......thank you to Gray Smith for selling me the Tamiya Honda CB750F for the donor......I also used a Revell chopper kit as a donor.........I converted the CB750F engine into a kick start 1970 CB750........I scratch built and modified allot of parts......to many to mention.......thanks to Charlie from "Pro Tech" for the braided line,ruber fuel line,detailing wire, t`fittings, nut and bolt ends,spark plug wire.......H.O.K. shimmering gold base with kandy apple red......all graphics airbrushed.........all chrome striped and painted alclad.......and last but not least a very special thank you to Greg Wann "Master Caster" for the resin bubble top.......this project would have not been possible without this part........if you would like to see how I built this model......please look in the "Work bench" section.......thank`s for looking.

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Outstannding Job Old buddy you always amaze me cant wait to see this one in person, let me know what show youre going to next John I'll try to meet you there.

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Beautiful, John. It deserves to be in several magazines, including some 1:1 motorcycle mags. Thank you for providing us with many weeks of great eye candy. Can't wait to see what you will cook up next. Best, DC

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Beautiful, John. It deserves to be in several magazines, including some 1:1 motorcycle mags. Thank you for providing us with many weeks of great eye candy. Can't wait to see what you will cook up next. Best, DC

I totally agree with ya Doc, heck, that should be in a museum!!!!!!!!!!!!! John is a master ARTIST!!!!!!!!
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Awesome work! I never noticed where the headlight is on this bike. I'm gonna have to share this with my Mad Max friends.

(I carry a "Get out of Jail free" card in my wallet because of this scene.)

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Mr. Teresi,

You have been warned time and time again in regards to posting photos of real vehicles which you portray as "builds".

At this time sir I ask you to cease and desist or I will be forced to find you, and strike you about the head and shoulders using a rubber chicken.

###### Man that is just sweet!

G

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Very Nice work, John!!

The bluing on the exhaust pipes looks GREAT!! It's a very nice touch that adds to the authenticity of the model without being over done.

Later,

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If I hadn't seen the WIP I'd have said this is 1:1, the work you have done on this is nothing short of amazing, Now if you could just srink it down to 1/25..............

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Mr. Teresi,

You have been warned time and time again in regards to posting photos of real vehicles which you portray as "builds".

At this time sir I ask you to cease and desist or I will be forced to find you, and strike you about the head and shoulders using a rubber chicken.

###### Man that is just sweet!

G

what he said!!! stop posting pics of the real thing :) awesome work john.it was pleasure to see it come together.i can't wait to see whats next.

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Is there a perfectly blue, cloudless sky every day out there where you are? :lol:

They don't call it Sunny California for nothing! Although, he couldn't have taken these just a couple of days ago...

Beautiful, John!

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John, Crazy man, just crazy.................... and that means really, really gooood.............................

Charlie

Pro Tech

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John if you already don't know, find out the builder of the original bike and send them some pics of what you have done here. It's just incredibly stunning.

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Truly amazing build again, John! Great idea, and those scratchbuilt parts are looking very good too. Paintjob is insane, can't believe that it's painted, not decaled. Detailing is great too.

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