These are my 2 ROKR cruiser motorcycles. I made the red and white one for a dear friend that I’ve known for almost 50 years. I loved this build so much that I had to do another. Texas style. The Lone Start state.
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Like all your painted style
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Amazing! You’ve got some serious building skills!
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@Oscar . Thank you so much. They are actually very easy to paint before assembling. They require time to plan out your color scheme, but there are no fine skills involved. They definitely take more time ( sometimes 2 to 3 times more than the actual build) SO worth it in the end! You should give it a try!
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Thank you very much. The building takes about 1/3 of the time as painting does…but I LOVE doing it.
COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL! ! ! ! !OMG！！！！！ Good job 
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I absolutely love the red and blue color scheme! 
It gives the motorcycle such a bold and stylish look
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That’s such a meaningful gift—and both cruisers look incredible! I love how the Texas version adds a bold personal touch.Are you planning a third one? 
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Omg this is SO cool — I’m obsessed!
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@Inorg Thank you very much! I put a lot of time into these wooden puzzles, so I appreciate your kind words.
@cheomu , THANK YOU!
@Noah . Thank you. THis was for a very special person. I also customized a camper van for his wife. I may…do third. Who knows? I have done NINE camper vans because they are so easy to customize. Have you seen them?
@Segolene …THank you very much!
SO COOOOL! Like it!
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Thank you very much @Jucy
This color combination is so Texas-esque. It reminds me of cowboys, football, barbecue, and carnival. Please finish the second one quickly.
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Like the blue motorcycle it’s really American with the white star en blue,red color 
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@Linda , they are both finished. I do all of m painting before building. The red and white one is a replica of my friend’s motorcycle.
Thank you! @Liset
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Totally worth the time when you enjoy the process!
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