My First RC Tank, Taigen Tiger I Early
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My First RC Tank, Taigen Tiger I Early
Let me introduce you to the RC Kitty that started it all for me. My Taigen Tiger I Early, Metal, BB. This is my second go at "Decorating" as my Wife says, errr "Weathering" this tank. The stock paint job is comically violet hued. Keep bearing with me guys I've got the posting pics down, now I'm working on taking pics better. So don't be surprised if I post reshoot pics, now I'm working on lighting and other stuff. I hope you enjoy-
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TouchConnors
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Re: My First RC Tank, Taigen Tiger I Early
Nice work!
Also, I really like the "decorating" comment
Also, I really like the "decorating" comment
Re: My First RC Tank, Taigen Tiger I Early
Looks well finished. Thanks for posting.
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Jofaur86
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Re: My First RC Tank, Taigen Tiger I Early
Hello,superb work of decoration
. euh camouflage 
when I see this type of realization? I want to get back to knitting 
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Just keep taking the medication Jofaur86
@ MrChef. Nice dirty cat you've cooked up there sir
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Re: My First RC Tank, Taigen Tiger I Early
Nice! Your kitty is all dusty, and it has the bucket that everybody likes (me, too). I do agree that the stowage needs to be lashed down securely, as not only will the bucket clatter (not likely audible compared to the racket of the Maybach and the clatter of tracks), but the stowage will bounce and jounce. I suspect that the ways Germans secured any stowage were even less inventive than the Americans, who seemed always to haul stuff about.
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Ha ha yes I do like them used looking.Herr Dr. Professor wrote: ↑Wed Feb 01, 2023 7:56 pm Nice! Your kitty is all dusty, and it has the bucket that everybody likes (me, too). I do agree that the stowage needs to be lashed down securely, as not only will the bucket clatter (not likely audible compared to the racket of the Maybach and the clatter of tracks), but the stowage will bounce and jounce. I suspect that the ways Germans secured any stowage were even less inventive than the Americans, who seemed always to haul stuff about.
Ok,ok, ok guys I got it, you want straps or rope. I will work on that next I promise. But now I'm going to work on taking pics. One of the fun things about this hobby is always finding something else/new to modify or upgrade.
Chef
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Re: My First RC Tank, Taigen Tiger I Early
Thank you those links are great.Jofaur86 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 01, 2023 10:22 pm Re, for info, sute weeb, genesis of the Tiger 1
http://www.alanhamby.com/tiger.html
https://www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery ... er-panzer/
https://www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery ... 2-3/tiger/
https://www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery ... iger-tank/
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