Maori Warrior #4

I have changed the tank on my LI125, the old one was in a state. I've put it all back goetther, but when I turn the petrol tap on, after a few seconds, fuel is gushing down onto the engine and out of the overflow pipe on the air filter. There is no leakag

Asdsagfas - Mar 27, 2012 01:22 AM EDT
I have changed the tank on my LI125, the old one was in a state. I've put it all back goetther, but when I turn the petrol tap on, after a few seconds, fuel is gushing down onto the engine and out of the overflow pipe on the air filter. There is no leakage around the banjo union or fuel pipe, only thing I can think it may be, carb is blocked, has anybody else had this problem?

Guest - May 14, 2007 08:58 PM EDT
Hi Tania, I dont know how he manages it, they are so life like, so much work goes into them, he is very talented all right.

Guest - May 14, 2007 08:28 PM EDT
Lorraine this looks so real I had to take another look. His eyes are what looked real to me. Isnt Nigel a tallented man and all around nice guy

Guest - May 13, 2007 04:59 PM EDT
Thankyou Don and Mary for looking in and the kind comments, I'm glad they were of interest.

Guest - May 13, 2007 01:01 AM EDT
Lorraine, you've taken a lovely series of Maori Warrior photos. I've enjoyed looking at all of them...Thanks for sharing and including some history.

Guest - May 12, 2007 09:11 PM EDT
Very cool capture. A scary looking warrior. Nice work lorraine! Don

Guest - May 12, 2007 04:33 PM EDT
Thankyou lkka for looking in and kind comments, I'm afraid I only took the photograph of this work, the work was done by Nigel Ogle whom owns the museum, and yes it must have taken hours.

Guest - May 12, 2007 02:28 PM EDT
Lorraine, thank you of this wonderful work, it seems nature! I can realize, how many hours of work you did!

Guest - May 12, 2007 06:27 AM EDT
Thankyou Golda and plumeriagrl for looking in and the kind comments, I have to admit I wouldent like to run into this fellow on a dark night, He'd scare the daylights out of ya, I think thats the intention. I'm not sure what the figures are made from, but I'm sure the moulds are cast from local people, I'll try and find out for you and come back on that one.

Guest - May 12, 2007 01:46 AM EDT
What great trible art this man has on his face. What are this figures made out of by the way.

Guest - May 11, 2007 09:28 PM EDT
Looks like a pretty serious fellow.That face tattoo represents quite a few hours of painful work.Ouch!Great shots of these guys.A glimpse into a culture that is so unlike our own.