Building a Scale Model: Tamiya Suzuki RGV-Gamma 1/12 

Yes, and actually being the one building it is even more therapeutic

The funny part is that Jun’s is also a great RU-vidr with awesome builds!

Hey! Its you, I watch your channel too! You, Ziggy, A4 Garage and some others, you all do amazing jobs on these models

well said sir

Thank you 🙏🏻

Thank you 😊

Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you and Merry Christmas! 🙂

Thanks Fern! I’ll keep my eye out for those 2

I've been trying to find a Tamiya NR 750 for ages - seems scarcer than hen's teeth atm. hopefully they'll do a re-release soon...

exactly

@@pen2199 Too bad that this plastic model motorcycle isn't; Cpt. America's busa, which comes with a sidecar and canopy.

@@pen2199 Of course it's still a motorcycle of the future; like the one's you see in Tron. The motorcycles of the future are also; motorcycles that levitate, using no wheels.

Thanks George! Which kit did you get?

@@ZiggysDesk well to be totally honest I bought the cheapest i could find. A honda nsr500 from tamiya #14099 are you familiar with it?

Nice I like that one! Haven’t built it myself, but it looks like a great kit to start on 👍🏻

@@ZiggysDeskThanks. i have already something on the bench that is soon to be finished and then i am going to getting started with the bike.

Nice! Take your time on the decals, the rest of the kit goes pretty smoothly though and thanks for the sub!

I think you meant 2000. This Suzuki GP was during the Kenny Roberts Junior during the 1999 season. He won the World Championship with the same bike, but with Telefonica Movistar sponsorship in 2000. It is a really nice kit indeed.

@@canicetang8837 you are right, my memory is clearly starting to slip lol

@@eugenerudman That's alright. I actually have that kit and the 2000 Kenny Roberts Junior winning kit as well. For the 1999 season, I will use it as a base and also got the Studio 27 transkit for the 1993 Kevin Schwantz's World Title winning 'Pepsi' version. It is essentially the same bike with different body parts that's all. So Ziggy used Scale Motorsport's Photo-etched kit as well. Your imagination can do anything with detailing, various versions and even transkit too. But that depends how crazy you want and how much your wallet can afford as well hahaha.

@@canicetang8837 I'm quite happy to get a little crazy, especially with bike kits! two more great kits in my stash are the Fujimi RGV XR-74 1988, for which I also got the original Lucky Strike Schwantz sponsor decals. and most recently (in fact, the day before lockdown started in my country), I got the new Hasegawa GSX-R 750G 1986, which is a kit I've been hoping for for years, as I used to own one ;-)

There’s a lot of great channels out there but thank you!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙂

I agree!!

Thank you! 😁

Thanks Robert!