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Painless, those are the most realistic imitations of oxidized exhausts I have ever seen!

Herr Dr. Prof!
This rear bulkhead with all it's attachments is still a work in progress. I will try to keep the accidental good paintwork that I have done on the exhausts in place as I work around them. Thank you, Sir!
regards,
Painless

Good Evening,
I had a few free hours today and devoted them to the King Tiger. Detail painting is mostly done. The jack block received it's latch\hinge and handle courtesy of brass bits. I need to take some time and install magnets on the Upper and Lower then do a road travel weathering
job. After that, it is on to the new King Tiger. Crews for both will be the last bit of fun.
regards,
Painless

Wow mate thats some superb detailing on there

Stormbringer wrote: ↑Sat Nov 08, 2025 12:51 pm Wow mate thats some superb detailing on there

That is "standard" work for Mr Wolf!

Ecam wrote: ↑Sat Nov 08, 2025 2:59 pm

Stormbringer wrote: ↑Sat Nov 08, 2025 12:51 pm Wow mate thats some superb detailing on there

That is "standard" work for Mr Wolf!

so I am beginning to see and it still looks bloody good

Amen!

Good Morning,
Thank you for looking in, Gentlemen. It's hard to hide mistakes, even tiny ones at the scale at which these pics pop in. Saying this, I slept on it and am going to do some cleanup work on the Jack Block Mounts, the Reflector and the Haaken. Then I will move on to the Magnet installs. I'll need to get out my pair of Magnifier Glasses so I can see the required definition to fix the things I noticed in the Pics. "Devils in the Details" as they say.
regards,
Painless

Those PE details on the wooden block and on the jack supports really add to this already wonderful model!

M. Tox!
Thank you for looking in. Lets get those few Details a 'Round 2' and see what improvements may be found?
regards,
Painless