Started learning to do custom painting

[JudyP]

I thought people may be interested in my first attempts at custom painting a motorcycle tank. Oddly, I've never learned to ride one! I'll be attempting more of this type of work as it's what I'd like to do for a living. Probably not quite what you'd put on a Morris Minor, though!

[KeithL]

Blimey, that's amazing!!

[JudyP]

Thank you, I've got more, smaller bits on the go to practice my airbrushing. I just need to get a decent electric DA sander and a polisher, with some interface pads. Luckily, my day job is delivering for a car parts firm, so I can pick up all the consumables and small equipment for staff discount rates.

[KeithL]

I bet there is someone out there in the customising community who would want you to do their Morris Minor. I'd love to see it.

[panky]

Loving that

[simmitc]

That wood effect camouflage is brilliant, the bike blends in so well that I can hardly see it. The tank is really nice too, I'm in awe of anyone who can produce work like that, excellent.

[Classiccars]

Wow amazed

[Sleeper]

That wood effect camouflage is brilliant, the bike blends in so well that I can hardly see it. The tank is really nice too, I'm in awe of anyone who can produce work like that, excellent.

Some people have an amazing sense of humour ?

John ;-)

[Myrtles Man]

That wood effect camouflage is brilliant, the bike blends in so well that I can hardly see it. The tank is really nice too, I'm in awe of anyone who can produce work like that, excellent.

Yes, it is good; I'm pretty sure it's one of these:-

https://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model ... odsman.htm

Very impressive work on the tank by the way...

[JudyP]

Lol! No idea what the tank is, except that it's probably a cheap commercial part that doesn't fit anything properly! Perfect for making mistakes on!