Someone on another site was asking where they could get hold of a kit for the early Tiger 1 side pods that were fitted before the one piece stowage box on the back of the Turret, If anyone here is interested go to ---
www.an-bri-rc-modellbau.de
You will need your translator if you don't read German so that you will know to Click on Conversion Kits and scroll down,
The kit is complete in Plastic and metal,
Do be aware that this dealer has a full time job and does this as a sideline so postage takes a bit longer than you would expect.
Shaun.
Early Tiger 1.
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jarndice
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Early Tiger 1.
I think I am about to upset someone 
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Re: Early Tiger 1.
The so called "Leningrad Tiger" yes ?
The side of the turret mounted boxes before the proper rear mounted ones became the norm.
The side of the turret mounted boxes before the proper rear mounted ones became the norm.
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Re: Early Tiger 1.
Found a link to this site once before, Shaun, and promptly forgot it, and so thanks for the timely reminder. 
This accessory maker is in a class of his own. One thing I'd not seen before was a Tiger crane he has on offer.
Here's the link to the Leningrad equipment:
http://www.an-bri-rc-modellbau.de/epage ... ducts/lt12
and here's the clever Crane:
This accessory maker is in a class of his own. One thing I'd not seen before was a Tiger crane he has on offer.Here's the link to the Leningrad equipment:
http://www.an-bri-rc-modellbau.de/epage ... ducts/lt12
and here's the clever Crane:
- Ingenious Tiger crane for loading crates of Schnapps
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