Makes a change from the Green Shield stamps...Bu-t-t-t. Have a look at the front armour plate of this impressive metallic marvel. For this amount of money..and never mind the horsepower..you ought to get accuracy. The front armour plate on this model is perfectly rectangular..
Don't be distracted by genial Johnny's unbridled enthusiasm..it's all smoke an mirrors.
The front of the Tiger should actually look like this (as it does with Tamiya and Trumpeter..
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- Slopes on Tiger 1's front armour plate just in front of headlights
and I've posted one before on Johnny's manic salesmanship, and to the all metal money-spinner....but;... the point was to draw- attention to the flaw (hmm..that rhymed..). AND, what a flaw 
. eh?
This Heng Long is as much than 8 times more expensive than a Tamiya; but still can't get an obvious detail right. As the old saying goes: "All that glitters isn't..well, worth an eye-watering $8,000"
From what I've seen, though- and this also applies to Aeromate as well- these genuinely 100% metal tanks are not as detailed as the best ABS models. That said, at least Aeromate got the front armour plate right:
The sides are at 90 degrees to the turret. Also if I'm not mistaken, the pistol port shares it's flaws with it's 1:16 counterpart 
gets wind of the deal). As has often been pointed out, the world of 1:6 models is populated with a fair supply of tasteful extras and bespoke add ons.. just to increase the need for xanax, and off the wall excuses 
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All the better, too, for those ageing peepers to see bits with 