The Kawasaki 500-SS/MACH III (H1A) Red Color 1971 is an injection-molded plastic kit of the legendary Japanese motorcycle in 1:12 scale from the manufacturer Hasegawa.
1:9 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR , a kit of the homologation special for superbike racing, not the ordinary road-going ZX-10R. From the manufacturer Meng, with metal, photo-etched and rubber parts; the built model measures about 23 cm.
The limited rendition of the two-stroke Yamaha RZ250 with the code 4L3 of 1982 in 1:12 scale. A plastic kit with decals for the special finish of this series.
A set of photo-etched parts for a model of the Yamaha TZR250 motorcycle in the 3MA rendition of 1989, in 1:12 scale. An add-on for the kit for modelers who want finer detail.
A kit of the quarter-liter two-stroke Yamaha TZR250 in the 3MA version of 1989 in the generous 1:12 scale. Plastic sprues, a plated molding, decals and rubber tires.
The penultimate grade of the grid, 1.1 mm across the faces. A dimension for the heavier joints on the frame and on the engine mounting, complemented by a wide washer.
A round dimension, one millimeter across the faces of the head. It is by this size that it is easiest to judge what to swap for metal on a model and what to leave as it is.
The middle value of the grid: 0.9 mm across the faces of the head, with a washer of increased diameter. A versatile size for the frame and engine joints of a motorcycle model.
Miniature hex head bolts with a large washer under the head, 0.5 mm in size. They imitate a bolted joint where a cast detail looks like nothing more than a bump.
A set of hex head bolts and large washers 1.2 mm in size. Small parts that replace a molded imitation of a bolt with a crisp piece that has a depth of its own.
The heaviest lowered version in this family, eleven tenths of a millimeter across, with a washer of larger diameter. A good upper anchor for laying out the sizes of the joints across a whole model.
A lowered hex head a flat millimeter wide, with a washer of larger diameter. At this size choosing the right grade is no longer enough; how accurately the seating is prepared for the part plays a part too.
A lowered hex head nine tenths of a millimeter across, complemented by a washer of wider diameter. The size at which it first shows in full how much of the fine definition a layer of varnish and paint can swallow.
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