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It's not retro, but it is graffiti. And tiny.

I dunno, £19.18 posted? It's not going anywhere, so no rush.

I've got this Ritchey WCS in that nickelesque champagney sort of colour that they did. 140mm c-c mind, so maybe a bit long.

Thanks Synchronicity. Even my phone gets confused about the photos. Every so often it throws up suggested "similar shots" and it can't tell the difference between the real one and the model one. In other news, today's lunch break adventure... Retro stablemate with 2.1 Z-Max coming soon...

I plan to do that, but large is up on bricks at the moment waiting to be re-cabled. Watch this space...

Maybe I should make a 1:4 scale camera and tripod... But then I'd need to make 1:16 Yeti... And a 1:64 scale tripod... This could go on for a while....

Glad you enjoyed it. If you had half as much fun as me... then I had twice as much fun as you.:)

I have a short list of candidates for the next one, each with a list of pros and cons from a model making perspective. It's likely to be one of my own bikes for ease of reference. Swaying towards a Ritchey P20 at the moment, might be nice to use a bit of colour.

Took a photo of taking a photo. The story leading up to this photo can be found here. *Shameless self promotion ends*

MUG SHOT.

That's it, I'm done. I photoshopped the stand out of this picture before anyone asks how it's standing up. Thanks for watching, it's been fun.

Then off to the moors to get some dirt on the tyres. The real LumPi Panda. He wanted to ride it but he's only got stupid little arms.

Took it down to the skate park first to get the suspension settings dialed in. ;) A sense of scale. The colour coordinated tripod and graffiti was not deliberate.