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Jarndice, yes, yet another Tiger 1 rabbit hole by the look of things.

Will track Mr Tom Hugill down. Thank you sir.

Slowly getting there. Think i can glue the back into place now.

Thanks for dropping by.

I still have the weld seams to do for everything on the rear panel. I will be experimanting which i prefer the best for these small seams. Putty, liguid cement soaked Green stuff (Squadron putty) or thin styrene soaked with liquid cement.

If you see any mistakes shout them out.

Cheers.

Hey Mr Forman’s back !
Great see you Sir, gettin your Tiger on again

1. indicate your picks 1-2-3 in order of preference:
__putty
__liquid cement-soaked Green stuff (Squadron putty)
__thin styrene soaked with liquid cement

2. Please explain in excruciating detail:



I am interested in which you prefer.

Don’t forget your convoy light.

Ohhhhh yayyy Abe's Back!!!

Here's a few more Tigger reference pics I've acquired since last time-





Keep going my friend

Hi Folks,

1. Will post weld seam expriments as I go
2. Hey Herman Good to be back and with MOJO intact.
3. See 1
4. Convoy is in there its just a bad angle.
5. GREAT SHOT THROUGH THE HATCH! Thanks so much

Next up the body goes on and the Fiefel gets installed. Regarding the Fiefel filters, i know there should be chains on the bottom caps but i decided they would have been broken during use so missing. Its a decisions thats eating me up at the moment as I want to add them but this means removing the filter containers to work on them!!.

ITS DRIVING ME CRAZY! I wish i had a life

Hi Abe. Most builders overlook that there were chains also on the drainage/cleaning caps that are on the bottom of the feiful filters also .Great spotting. If you did not point this out it would not have been apparent. Most builders have one chain not three each side. John

Well to paraphrase Vic and Bob...I wouldnt let it lie.



Those chains just HAD to go on otherwise I would always have the itch that needs scratching.