This is Ben's entry for the Chopper contest

This is Chuck's entry for the chopper contest..

this is Dan's bike for the chopper contest....
Best Scratchbuilding skills used

Don's bike is basically built box stock. Paint is a multi step process. Base coat is flat black Tamiya, then alternated a clear metallic and Tamiya clear blue, about 4 light coats of each, topped off with 4 coats of Tamiya clear.

with 4 coats of Tamiya clear.

This is Greg's entry for the chopper contest. Bike mods include:
-single up tube
-custom cut rear fender
-modified oil tank to fit in front of frame
-scratch built handle bars
-lowered back bone on frame
-filled slot for chain in fender & mounted fender further back
-slightly modified the rear of the gas tank to sit lower
-custom cut front fender
-raked front end, stock is 8 inches long, Greg raked it out to 9 and 1/2 inches long
-center down tube was straightened
BEST IN SHOW

-modified oil tank to fit in front of frame
-scratch built handle bars
-lowered back bone on frame
-filled slot for chain in fender & mounted fender further back
-slightly modified the rear of the gas tank to sit lower
-custom cut front fender
-raked front end, stock is 8 inches long, Greg raked it out to 9 and 1/2 inches long
-center down tube was straightened
BEST IN SHOW

This is Jack's entry for the Chopper contest

James will be combining numerous parts from several kits to build his chopper for the contest.

this is Jeff's Dean Moon tribute bike......
2nd place winner

this is John Hilkert's entry for the chopper contest....
1st place winner

This is John's entry for the Chopper contest

This is Kevin's entry for the Chopper contest

This is Korey's entry for the Chopper contest

this is Marc's entry for the chopper contest....
3rd place winner

This is Ricky's entry for the chopper contest.

The bike was basically built box stock, with the exception of using some parts from other Revell bikes, the kolor is Plasti-Kote Brooke Blue Metallic sprayed from a rattle can.

sprayed from a rattle can.