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Hobbit Bike

UNPAINTED/UNASSEMBLED White Mold - Hobbit Bike 1/12 Scale Plastic Road Bicycle Model Kit - HB01-0010 - Cervelo S5

UNPAINTED/UNASSEMBLED White Mold - Hobbit Bike 1/12 Scale Plastic Road Bicycle Model Kit - HB01-0010 - Cervelo S5

$49.99 USD
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Important Note: Please be aware that this product is sold in an unpainted and unassembled state. It will require painting and assembly by the user. The final result may vary based on the user's skillfulness and experience.

Decals/Stickers are included as shown in the photo.

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Introducing the 1/12 Road Bicycle model by Hobbit Bike - a masterpiece of meticulous craftsmanship and unrivaled detail. This exquisite model, inspired by some of the most renowned real bike models, showcases the pinnacle of realism and precision in the market today.

Please note that the model is delivered in a disassembled state and unpainted, providing enthusiasts with the opportunity to personalize their own unique masterpiece. The assembly and painting process will further enhance the satisfaction and sense of accomplishment for the user.

The package includes detailed assembly instructions and a color code guide. We recommend using Mr. Color paints for a high-quality finish, but you can choose your preferred brand. Customize the model to your liking with ease.

(Note: Brand names and model references are used for descriptive purposes only and do not imply any endorsement or affiliation.)

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Andrew Teo
Plastic Road Bicycle Model Kit - HB01-0010 - Cervelo s5

If I am correct, it is 3D printed. I think, there are some people wanted parts which are not needed are attached. It is best to remove the unwanted part to avoid uncessary accident to cut away the correct parts. Then, the model is destroyed.

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Nick Walker
Cervelo bike kit

Overall I'm very pleased. The level of detail is excellent and I think the kit is good value for money. The parts need very little prep for paint apart from a little sanding to remove molding marks on the frame and forks. Having started the kit, I notice the numbering on the photo etched parts does not match those on the instruction sheet, takes a little figuring out. The only other problem was that one of the legs on the bike stand had snapped off and I had to repair it. It would also be useful to include some instructions on what type of glue to use, since this is the first resin kit I have tried. A combination of epoxy and superglue is doing the trick.