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Wow! Meter rat gets the "Honest Man"
award, for he makes a great argument here for a WWII choice. He's an expert on modern RC MBTs. Another possibility would be the T26 Pershing, a late war U.S. tank that could give the Tiger a bit of trouble (and visa-versa).
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Ich wohne in der Nähe von Hannover/Niedersachsen. Bin Jahrgang 1943. Bin eigentlich wegen der Abbildungen von Panzern auf diese Seite gestoßen. Ich hatte in der Normandie die Strände des D-DAY besucht und dadurch interessiert bin.
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Google says....
I live near Hanover/Lower Saxony. I was born in 1943. I actually came across this site because of the pictures of tanks. I had visited the beaches of D-DAY in Normandy and that made me interested.
Hello ROLLO, and welcome
And hello and welcome to the forum polish70
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haha yeah, not a very realistic finish is it?....ColemanCollector wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2024 2:34 pm Welcome from Ontario!
You're painting it? Didn't you order the grey HL Tiger already resplendent in its dunkelblue grey plastic?![]()
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Mike.
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you must be psychic as well as grumpy as I have a Sherman on the way ....Meter rat wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2024 9:00 pm It pains me to say it, but get a Sherman. I have a dislike of any WW2 stuff, Tigers in particular, there are just too many of them. Mr Chef does seem to have most of them. Shermans are apparently good runners, and a Tiger (yet another) would look silly battling with Challenger or Merkava. The Challenger is definitely not an easy tank for a beginner (even though it is my favourite tank, which I have a love hate relationship) , and I have no experience with the Merkava.
Anyway welcome to the forum from a grumpy, whisky drinking old Scot from Argyll and Bute.
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And yet you have a couple of Tigers???
Not quite yet but an old boy can dream
Tongue in cheek Mr. polish70 were all just having some fun at each others expense as the usual... Plenty of good natured ribbing and bone dry sarcastic humor to go around.
I'm voting Mr. Rat as our official forum greeter
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Welcome from spain!
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And yet you have a couple of Tigers???
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Having a couple of Tigers in the fleet is like trying your first pickled egg, or morris dancing. You have to try them, but don’t mean you need to carry on.
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I do hope if one of our American members asks what Morris dancing is that you are prepared to explain it to them coz I reckon you would be on your own with that one

I think I am about to upset someone 