I would love to see a few pictures of your tank as well if your able to post them. Cheers!
My first tiger tank -- build thread. :)
Re: My first tiger tank -- build thread. :)
I would love to see a few pictures of your tank as well if your able to post them. Cheers!
- Von kraftwerk
- Lance Corporal
- Posts: 217
- Joined: Thu Mar 24, 2011 11:54 am
- Location: London England
Re: My first tiger tank -- build thread. :)
good glad you found some of my waffle useful,rust is worth study wherever you see it,notice how rust spots leave faint streaks of that tan orange colour running downwards on top of the paint,ie the residue washed with rain,and by the way your idler should'nt move the arm should be fixed to create the correct tension,gravel will make problems,get between tracks and running gear and throwing them,a real tank would'nt face such ground in other words the size of your gravel x16 getting thrown up into the tracks,try short grass and dusty or muddy areas,that will weather your tracks,believe it or not the Tigerfibel(manual)told crews to avoid long tall grass because of build up throwing tracks or creating over tension that meant they had to be cut off by blow torch 
- Von kraftwerk
- Lance Corporal
- Posts: 217
- Joined: Thu Mar 24, 2011 11:54 am
- Location: London England
Re: My first tiger tank -- build thread. :)
ps I will get my bro to teach me how to post pics
- majordisastor
- Lance Corporal
- Posts: 208
- Joined: Fri Apr 23, 2010 5:24 pm
- Location: Llantrisant, South Wales
Re: My first tiger tank -- build thread. :)
Very impressive first build Mark, are you sure its your first ?? - looking at your work I would have expected to see at least a few more hidden away in cupboards somwhere !!
Very well done !!
Andy
Very well done !!
Andy
It always gets darkest before it goes completley black......
Re: My first tiger tank -- build thread. :)
Nope. It's my first! I'm still tinkering with the exhaust section and learning how to use the airbrush! It's all good! I have just bought a asiatam hull so I'm going to have to learn how to get it all together now. I found painting quite relaxing tbh. 