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This is really a beautiful machine

Hey Egorz,
I dig the awesome detail on the engine deck and your damaged mud guards!!!
Great job, keep up the nice work man!! Bravo!!!

with a box and wings - we will be helped by Coca-Cola.

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tank case metal. zimmerit chips were necessary to gnaw dremell. small completion of details. welded seams.

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part of a photo are lost. there is only video.

the sound is powered from the amplifier about AliExpress


test of work curve starter

work etching of the scheme

test of the receiver IR

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Hey Egorz,
You have done some really awesome work on this Tiger You have really set the bar way up there! I really liked your Video submission with the turning Hand crank starter and the explosions sound effects...BRAVO The engine compartment detailing is also quite admirable. Since electronics is my weak point, I won't even begin to guess what that round circuit board is for that you made...all I know is, it works and its very cool Keep up the grand work!!

Some really fresh modelling horizons, here, Egorz. I'm constantly amazed, and educated, by the wide range of approaches to the same tank upgrades. Builds and rebuilds are becoming as individual as snowflakes
Mostly, members would not have an engine visible below the rear engine covers, for example. I suppose, the ultimate tank we be an RC powered Trumpeter; but it's not really possible to keep all the internal details when the RC gear is installed...

HERMAN BIX wrote:I have the entire Hachette series of the Tiger .
All in still sealed packets.
Took me more than 3 years to get.
Just for the hell of it !

Herman, you must have the patience of a Saint! Imagine sitting on that collection.

Egorz, I am very jealous, that is a wonderful way to build a Tiger!

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This guy is just crazy!
Fantastic job!!!