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The stencils I bought though have been a revelation! I don't be using decals again if I can help it.

tomhugill wrote:The stencils I bought though have been a revelation! I don't be using decals again if I can help it.

Nothing really beats paint

ALPHA

Both Tamiya right Eastern?...very nice results ....Man I like how this Tiger thread and the Sherman threads are progressing..
If they were made into categories...we could include builds...which would be fantastic for the newcomers


ALPHA

BUMP FOR MUSCLEFLEX

ALPHA

Ha ha ! I'll put some on of my little brute lol. 16.2 lb at the moment




Not accurate as it's a late tiger, but I really wanted the smoke launchers .......and the step at the front.....but I might remove it
Great Tiger thread .....gggrrrhhhhhh

ALL RIGHT ..........JEMAN!
That chip on the exhaust looks good ...nice Job on that Tiger

ALPHA

Thanks ALPHA ! That chip i luv lol. Pleased with this one, and the other is underway.......slowly !
Cheers bud

jeman wrote:Thanks ALPHA ! That chip i luv lol. Pleased with this one, and the other is underway.......slowly !
Cheers bud

It's good to have two eh Jeman...you can play with one while you work on the other ...Man...you have it made in the shade

Have fun

ALPHA

Heres some pics of my tiger 1 models

















all were done by me except for the heavily battle weary grey tiger1 which i did very little to except add stowage, figures and redo serial nos and position of decals add metal mg, relocate antennae add s mine dispensers and headlight cables and blend it all in. It was a bargain buy on fleabay. all the rest were my work and started life as standard and then heavily modified.


regards stuart

Here is my tiger 2 models, the dunkelgelb is a waltersons all ive done to that is add metal tracks and front and rear wheels and add figures and metal tools and exhaust stacks and relocate antennae and change headlight. second one is a mattorro changed exhaust stacks and add some tools and mark it up as le gleize tiger 2 surviving kt in belgium and add some small detailing











Regards stuart