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General => Report & Review => Topic started by: basilsdad on March 28, 2013, 19:47:28

Title: 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior
Post by: basilsdad on March 28, 2013, 19:47:28

Couldn’t resist  getting this set, so decided to review it.  The 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior arrived in a plastic bag with many parts. 

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It was quick to assemble and the pieces consisted of  a workbench with vise, motorcycle lift, acetylene torch, fire extinguisher, laptop computer, clip board, gas can, oil container and a toolbox containing various tools. 

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The motorcycle lift has a knob on the back that when turned, raises and lowers the platform (neat!)

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I think this is a great little set.  I wasn’t expecting the laptop, so that was a nice surprise.  The workbench has a generous work area to spread out tools (and unfinished projects.)  :lol:  The acetylene torch has its own cart, so it can be wheeled from place to place and the dial decals add to its realism.  All in all it is a great addition to any  garage.  Now all I have to get is a motorcycle!  :yup:

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Joe

Title: Re: 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior
Post by: playmofire on March 28, 2013, 21:17:54

Nice set, Joe, and a concise and helpful review. Thank you!   :wave:

PM me your address and I'll see what can be done about a motorcycle.  That mechanic of yours looks as if he'd go for the older type of motorcycle.

Title: Re: 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior
Post by: DrDalek6 on March 29, 2013, 09:08:18

That looks like a very nice set the accessories all look good but, I particularly like the way they've done that workbench  :)

Title: Re: 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior
Post by: tonguello on March 29, 2013, 11:12:04

I love it! is it a new add-on??
thanks joe!

 :love:

Title: Re: 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior
Post by: basilsdad on March 29, 2013, 14:31:50

 :wave:  Thanks guys.  Gordon, I sent you a PM.  ;D   Gaston, I'm afraid it is a new addition.   :-[

Joe

Title: Re: 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior
Post by: Rasputin on March 29, 2013, 14:48:19

Great review of a neat little set. This inside a gas station garage would be a wonderful diorama. Thanks for the review of all the accessories

Title: Re: 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior
Post by: Wesley Myers on March 30, 2013, 06:22:45

It's a very nice set.

Now if only Playmobil could figure out how to make their bikes actually look like they have V-Twin engines ...

Title: Re: 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior
Post by: playmofire on April 15, 2013, 18:45:21

I've been doing a bit of sorting out today, Joe, and come across these two motorcycles you can have.  It wasn't until I'd photographed them that I realised that one had the saddle missing, but I think I can find one.  If not, then it must be in for saddle replacement!

I'll keep you informed.

Title: Re: 6225 Motorcycle Workshop Interior
Post by: basilsdad on April 15, 2013, 20:58:29

Thanks Gordon they both look swell, some thing to work on with the lift!
Cheers,
Joe