Build the Pocher Ducati 1299 Panigale R Final Edition 1:4 Scale Motorcycle - Part 6

[@WorldofWayneUK]

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[@davidspencer8373]

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[@iancampbell8649]

That is looking so good Wayne.

[@barrywhitlock141]

It looks really good.All details are there even in hidden areas

[@richardstevens3625]

Thats massive already as is.

[@stuartwelsford8909]

I'm not a massive bikes guy but this looks like a really nice build...

[@michaeljohnwicks2328]

Wow. Looking mighty impressive now Wayne. I am seriously considering purchasing this model.

[@janvisser6643]

Very nice build! Thanks Wayne.

[@steve1315]

Very nice going to be a beauty when it finished,

[@williamtrask1582]

should be using your part work mat on that build

[@williamtrask1582]

great video wayne thanks

[@sheldonmartin8239]

Like you mention Wayne - all the detail is hidden on a lot of these vehicle builds. That is why I really like the Bismarck as the majority of the detail can still be seen

[@drn6073]

I really like this build we could do with a bike build in the part works builds range to many cars at to moment 🤔

[@robertstout4764]

You were commenting on all the hoses dangling and not being told where they go... While most will be connected to something, later in the build, on most motorbikes there are a number of vent or drain hoses that just dangle out the bottom of the bike.. fuel tank vent hose, transmission vent hose, carb vent hoses (if it has carburetors).. One is the fuel filler drain hose.. There is usually an area around the fuel tank filler that is to collect any fuel that gets spilled while gassing up the bike. A hose from it just drains onto the ground under the bike. If the fuel slopped onto the motor that would be a fire danger.. It's usually not much fuel (If any) but if it weren't there the spilled fuel would blow up into the riders chest or crotch when he starts to ride away from the fueling station (you can guess how I know that).

[@eddywells5689]

Getting there lol great vid that Porsche looked a right nightmare !!!!!! 👍👍🍺🍺🙏🙏💞💞🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@davidspencer8373]

Like video

[@chrisgwilliam9893]

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[@milanondrak5564]

If today is Throttle Thursday would make yesterday Get Wet Wednesday?

[@juliuscaesar3346]

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[@johnrichardpoulter]

Hi Wayne , where did you get the replacement battery decal from, Thanks

[@WorldofWayneUK]

I contact Pocher by email

[@johntreloar8203]

Wayne the instructions are wrong when you put the decals on the wheels, mount the tyres first and use the correct decal according to the direction of the tyre, you'll see what I mean when you get to that part...

[@simoncozensplasticscalemod7871]

Wayne when it comes to decals on the wheels each one needs w10 and w11 so they face the same way as the instructions are wrong and say w10 on both sides

[@WorldofWayneUK]

Ahh thanks Simon

[@jeffd7557]

Cool model , but , I can't help thinking .... That's an expensive " dust collector " 🤔