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Excellent work Martin. Looking forward to seeing the finished product. 
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Thanks.  New handrails are on the menu tonight.. I will post some photos later if it all goes to plan! Ok, I didnt get started on the handrails but I did add a windshield wiper and rear view mirrors.   
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I set out with good intentions last night to get the handrails done but the fiddly shape got to me and I gave up for the night. I did one of the front corner rails (it still needs cleaning up) and I filled the big holes left by the chunky plastic ones. I will drill into the filler to mount the rails.    Tomorrow I hope to get the right shade paint to touch up where required.
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Just a little bit tonight, Added some paint to all the brass handrails I fitted and gave the rear fender a lick of paint.     You can see the mirror finish a bit better here. 
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Looking good Martin. I remember the main railings were a bit of a pain to form.
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Yeah, I've done one of the front corners but I've stopped there for a bit. You have to be in the right frame of mind to start doing them or you end up loosing the plot!
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Coming along nice Martin. Really makes me want to attempt that sort of project to my WA900-3. How did you go about cutting the slats in the grill? 
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WA1200 made by NZG is available. 216 tons for operation and 20 cubic meters capacity.
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