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Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 11:43 pm
by MarkofZollo
The main wire was ok, just the barbs took me ages!!! I did a 60cm strip (ish) and it took me like 2.5/3 hours to do!

I would prefer more barbs too.
Cheers, Dave
Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 12:35 pm
by Dee
I'm goona change the lights so they have the light covers...it's bugging me now. Can live with the barrel length ;]
Am starting my next project too....Tiger 1 again but with camo and zimmerit..and of course light covers ;]
Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 11:26 am
by abec91
Wow that looks great, what did you use to make the snow?
Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 4:04 pm
by Dee
Thanx abec91, I used scenic fake snow. Bought it i'm afraid!!
Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 10:58 pm
by MarkofZollo
Tip for light covers if you wanted, I just cut semi-circles of paper and stuck them on, had coloured the white lights with a hint of yellow first.
Sorry I brought it up lol
Cheers, Dave
Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 1:24 am
by abec91
MarkofZollo wrote:Tip for light covers if you wanted, I just cut semi-circles of paper and stuck them on, had coloured the white lights with a hint of yellow first.
Sorry I brought it up lol
Cheers, Dave
I actually used Milliput to cover the lights and cut the small opening out before it dried. I looks pretty good and it saves you around 15 quid.
Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 4:29 pm
by Von kraftwerk
Hi Dee,nice job the whitewash look like freshly applied with rags like many were,reminds me of the pz grau Tigers of abt 503 Rostov area early 43,these Tigers had your turret number style and there is a well known shot of number 123 with a roll of barbed wire on the rear hull and hasty whitewash nice job,i agree with the other chaps,do the head lights,maybe mount 2 semi circles of plasticard leaving a slit and with putty and sanding smooth the edges to form the typical flattened dome bosch cover shape,go on you can do it dont waste £15,or knock them off

,maybe do some covers for the sprocket hubs.interesting use of barbed wire on Tigers was 505 abt at Kursk that carried entanglements on the hull sides, anyway nice job Wayne

Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 9:25 am
by Dee
Chears Wayne, I have sorted the headlights, used das modelling clay. Need to sort the barrel next. I used the Tiger 123 as my main ref:] well spotted.
The wife has had me busy doing the bathroom so my tanks have had to take a back seat at the mo :[ Not long now and i'll get back on my next tiger project :]
Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 6:06 pm
by Von kraftwerk
Ive always wanted to do an early 503 Rostov Tiger with Pz III turret bin,a second look at pic of 123 I think is a road wheel tyre,not a roll of wire,which is odd because road wheels were normally sent back to Germany for tyre renewal,still I think stowage looks great on Tigers hull sides ie your logs,breaks up the shape and adds visual interest,and indivual style,
Re: Tiger 1 Mid Production White wash
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 6:09 pm
by Von kraftwerk
oh I meant to ask what unit for next Tiger and what type late or final,how about Munchenberg hybrid