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Jarndice that is an excellent point and even better on the Tamiya is that the Feifel units are bolted in rather than glued. So in retrospect I could have removed them completely to install the chains. I actually did not know about the chains until I had re-assembled the back panel and was looking at images of the back end of Bovington's Tiger trying to figure out the T1 early starter handle location. They are a nice little detail and as you say not many people put them on. When I inevitably rip the chains off driving it I'll remember to do that now when I re-install them

Such an excellent redux! I love all the little extras that We notice. I like the camo pattern and paint work. She definitely deserves the attention you have given.

"Nothing special."

Thanks Mr. Chef. Looking at the last 2 tanks I've posted in this forum I'm starting to think I must have been influenced by AutoTrader ads for my images. I'll be having one with the floor mats in the trunk next

Since the Show Off section has been a little quiet of late I thought I'd post a shot of the Tiger that Sandy in the club did in monochrome a few weeks back. I thought he really captured it great

That is Awesome!

Any tank of the 502 Abt is awesome!!!

Superb achievement for this Tiger I, and thank you also for the information concerning the absence of the first wheel? (logical) but which I did not know

Your photo and setting create the crowning glory for this build, Panzermechaniker. Then, too, I went back to read all the little tidbits of information, the unit sign on the bridge, the removed front road wheel, etc.

Very smart!

Everyone loves a nice Tiger!