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Proving once again that less is more. Just beautiful modeling.

SCHWEREPANZER wrote: ↑Sat May 31, 2025 12:43 pm Proving once again that less is more. Just beautiful modeling.

Totally agree. Love the hinged front flaps

Ah, as the others have said, you have quite an accomplishment there. The Zimmerit is fine-fine, and I especially like the folding fender and transport tracks, making a unique model.

Dang! The cast exhaust guards even have the casting numbers and lifting lugs!

Stellar craftsmanship.

Mike.

Fantastic details well done !


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OK, Mr. Blimp you are now officially my new Tiger hero

A late Tiger fresh from the factory in transport form before the support crews sprayed the first drop of Olivgrun or Rotbraun!!! I just love the simplicity of the concept that makes it all the more intriguing and original.

Exceptional work

Your attention to detail and craftsmanship boggles the mind Just well done.

Now for the matter at hand-

HERMAN BIX wrote: ↑Fri May 30, 2025 12:12 pm Transport tracks alone are noteworthy

I couldn't agree more. I had investigated them awhile ago and tried getting in touch with MichaelC about his connection to them here-
viewtopic.php?t=23787

A mate of mine was after a set...............cant find them anywhere.

Yikes - I've opened a tin o worms here .
These tracks actually came from a chance Fleabay ad yonks ago .
However , I do remember them being advertised on a german site , aha !
https://www.asiatam.de/test-category/Ti ... 1--16.html
and also ( possibly their origin ) bottom right page - http://www.kennysmodeltank.com/page/acc ... page3.html

Thanks for looking - All the best . B.

Mr Bix ,Patrick at Hobby Summit in Hong Kong had advertised for a while on Ebay Tiger 1 transport tracks. These were old stock as I understand and were Kenny Kong items. Contact him to see if some could be made available other wise Dave and Julie at Forgebear. They would know if some one else makes transport tracks and how they may be obtained. John.

2 thumbs up

i'm green with envy.

your weathering is understated
but realistic and effective.

did you do the zim yourself?