King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
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kingtiger323
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Re: King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
Thanks mate 
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Re: King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
I admire the detail on the antenna. And I if I see correctly (always an "if" for me) the fire extinguisher is painted over in the camouflage color. I have seen so many different colors on those fire extinguishers: perhaps your simply having an imaginary 1/16 crew member paint them with the underlying color is the best solution of all.
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Re: King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
Hi Dr,
I’ve repainted extinguisher and added some wear to it and a slight dirty wash for more realism.
I’ve repainted extinguisher and added some wear to it and a slight dirty wash for more realism.
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kingtiger323
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Re: King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
Extinguisher now attached it makes me wonder if I should now go over chipping on rest of tank.
It’s surprising how many different chip techniques there are, applying a light undercoat then a dark chip is really effective.
It’s surprising how many different chip techniques there are, applying a light undercoat then a dark chip is really effective.
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Re: King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
Good Morning!
This Tank is really coming along! Another teaser for you. Take some soldering wire and little bits of brass strip and make the Fuel Tank vent line. Adds a ton of eye candy for relatively little work. Following along!
regards,
Painless
This Tank is really coming along! Another teaser for you. Take some soldering wire and little bits of brass strip and make the Fuel Tank vent line. Adds a ton of eye candy for relatively little work. Following along!
regards,
Painless
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Re: King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
cool tip and looks good 
Cheers
Alan
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Alan
Let slip the cats of war!!!!
Taigen Panther G
Taigen T34/85
Heng Long King Tiger
Heng Long Tiger 1
Heng Long Jagdpanther
Coolbank Crusader III
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Re: King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
In the photos just above, I see super-detailing on the fire extinguisher. Nice!
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Re: King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
Apologies all,
The Focus Zoom on my Camera Phone sometimes has a mind of it's own. I added the 2nd Pic to draw the focus more to the Vent Line.
regards,
Painless
The Focus Zoom on my Camera Phone sometimes has a mind of it's own. I added the 2nd Pic to draw the focus more to the Vent Line.
regards,
Painless
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Re: King Tiger 323 - Ready For War
Oh, Painless, that perfectly clear photo was there when I looked earlier today. "These are old peepers" referred to my eyes (and/or brain).
