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thanks ice

had a few bits and bobd form welshdragon !

thanks again

iain

just added the front sprocket wheel guides and the rear hull side sections, these are made by shumo

finished fitting the track guards, added a few scrapes and buckled sections , dont want it looking new

Good to see you working on this beast again,often wondered about the photo etched parts and how well they stay attached .I have only used photo etched parts on ship models.So my question is what type of glue,and how well do the parts stay attached after driving? Or does the addition of these parts relagate the tank to a carpet runner only? Cheers Blake

i use cyno to tack fast with gs hypo cement as a permenent glue, carpet runner!!
no way ,she will be getting dirty with the rest of them
epoxy is also very good for fixing phote etched parts
all the best, cliff

back on the tiger II, at last , ive started on the rear turret hatch, i bought a tamiya sprue for the bits i didnt have, as luck would have it it came with a spare hatch so i had a second chance if i messed up, i started by hinging the hatch , and then filling the space on the inside of the hatch with plywood and a top sheet of brass, then drilled out the pistol port and filed to the correct shape, i made the bung by using the original top and sculpted the shape with green stuff [ epoxy putty ], i will be adding the rest of the detail , working on that as i type this.

Looking good, and the detail touches are fantistic.
Alan

Brilliant work. Those PE parts and the extra detailing you're doing make a huge difference.
Cheers
Chris

Great build so far Cliff, some really good attention to detail, i especially like the fenders, good job on the damage, they are the one thing i wish i had added to my KT, but hey thats finished now

Keith

Really nice detail work,you have a good eye,or two.
Rebuild work like this is great,when you get towards the end and look back at the pictures of when you first got it you won't believe it's the same tank.
This is just how I did my Sherman,got it cheap off ebay second hand,stripped it and learnt more than I expected in the rebuild.Very satisfying indeed.
Keep up the good work.

Steve.