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For my dad's birthday.

It's also less purple in real life.

--EDIT--
I forgot to put the floorboards on before taking this picture.
Maybe I'll get a new picture up with floorboards.
Maybe I won't.
We'll see. o.o

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~Gustsav-mkIII Feb 27, 2012 Student General Artist

you did a very great job! Your country,...err, your dad must be proud of you!

*WillPetrey Nov 3, 2010 Professional Digital Artist

I've seen the video's of assemblies for these Yamaha motorcycle's. I must say I am very impressed with anybody who can put one of these project together. Great job.

~ronaldoishihara May 18, 2010

What a great motorcycle!!

~Chartodileon Dec 13, 2007

Geez! How long did it take you? You must be proud of it...

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I'll never be able to make something that PWNsome. xD

~Insert--Name Dec 14, 2007

I'm not exactly sure how long it took me. All I know is that I poured alot of hours into it.

And you're already making models that are that PWNsome. <.<

~Chartodileon Dec 14, 2007

Maybe, but this one has so much details!
I MIGHT probably be able to make that, but die in the process. XD

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