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Sharp knife, razor saw, chisel, and filler. And because I used voyager clamps on one tiger. I used these from AFV. Saved a lot of unsavoury word. Also used thier exhaust flappy things.

There is here, indeed, a demonstration of various kinds of fixes and skills. Yet I especially like Dogberry's advice: "If it fails, make it look like it’s been shot up."

Agreed!

Meter rat wrote: ↑Thu Mar 06, 2025 6:45 am Sharp knife, razor saw, chisel, and filler.
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And because I used voyager clamps on one tiger. I used these from AFV. Saved a lot of unsavoury word. Also used thier exhaust flappy things.

From September 1943 the Tiger 1 was deemed no longer a deep water Tank and the fitting of the "Flapper Valves" was discontinued.

Yet another great reason to model an initial production Tiger!

You know as well as I do that you have had to put in as much research on your beauty as any one of the different variants of the Tiger 1.
The true early as you very well know are just as detailed but differently as the later ones.

Herr Dr. Professor wrote: ↑Thu Mar 06, 2025 11:14 pm There is here, indeed, a demonstration of various kinds of fixes and skills. Yet I especially like Dogberry's advice: "If it fails, make it look like it’s been shot up."

Jimster wrote: ↑Fri Mar 07, 2025 12:35 amAgreed!

I tend to rely on extreme dirt and filth

jarndice wrote: ↑Fri Mar 07, 2025 12:54 am From September 1943 the Tiger 1 was deemed no longer a deep water Tank and the fitting of the "Flapper Valves" was discontinued.

Well I suck.