The Development of my PN4105 Model Motorbike. All be it the red is much darker in reality, there are a few issues with the bike. The Blades can literally take 20 minutes to stick on! 3 Hours a week is just not enough. Next came, the swords.

Here are the final pictures of my bike lads! December 5, 2013. The blue flashing Garda lights.

On Symbols on the wheels. So to evaluate my bike, i feel everything turned out very well, starting back from the beginning i can think of any things i would change. I would change my time management in the labs as i was constantly going around labs rushing pieces and making mistakes. This slowed me down alot and could have had me finished alot earlier. All in all, if i was to make the bike again, .

When showing my bike to a friend at home he suggested that it looked like a particular brand of bike from american, Victory Motorcycles. With the rear wheel covered in and the end coming to a point. I had no intention of this to happen but it was a happy coincidence. I have finished the bike now and I must say I am very happy with how it turned out. The rash vest covering turned out brilliantly but I am most happy with the tank.

Tired to say the least but it has been an interesting, thought provoking journey. I have built upon and improved a wide variety of skills while also having a good time. The only gripe I really have is in relation to amount of lab time given. Exhaust construction and Engine paint. This was the most difficult part of the project by far. Trying the line up the tubing, tack w.

Finished Bike, very happy with the result. All my hard work over the last few weeks really paid off and cant wait to have my bike handing up on a shelf in my room! December 5, 2013. Cool little detail I added. Some pics of the Bike.