Tunisian tiger "norbert" build

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HERMAN BIX wrote:Gidday Mr Hugill
Could you do me a favour please and measure your turret position from the outer drivers glasis plate to the mantlet(where the ring of dome bolts are) and then from the centre of the stowage bin outer to the centre of the air filter cover on the engine hatch.
Im am designating the Tamiya Tiger a a datum dimensioned gauge & want to verify or otherwise the position of the turret on my H/L Tiger.
Thanks
I'll try get you some measurements tomorrow!

Alpha, the kv-2 is in line after the M51 which is after the panther f for Michael. Add into the mix an akula sub to detail and paint for a show in August and the Najade to do.
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tomhugill wrote:
Alpha, the kv-2 is in line after the M51 which is after the panther f for Michael. Add into the mix an akula sub to detail and paint for a show in August and the Najade to do.
So about a year from now :haha: ....Dang Tom where do you find the time :D

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I hope much sooner than that! The panthers nearly done, M51 is pretty much ready for paint! Hopefully I'll get cracking on the KV-2 in the next 1-2 months.
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Tom,
Good news then. I should be finishing up in about a month, hopefully.
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Markocaster wrote:Tom a question, did you spray all the road wheels the yellow colour? Front & back etc? Would that have been done like that from the factory or just the fronts leaving the backs red primer? I'm about to paint mine and was wondering how they would have gone about it. Cheers and amazing tank! Mark
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tomhugill wrote:I hope much sooner than that! The panthers nearly done, M51 is pretty much ready for paint! Hopefully I'll get cracking on the KV-2 in the next 1-2 months.
:haha: :haha: So sorry for the generous Time Line Tom :haha: ...Knew the M51 was there... Leaving the Panther and the Acula in the grey... the Najad... well last I looked the Hull still needed a lot of work :shh: not to mention the Tour is coming up... and the status of your tire tube is unknown :haha:

So hearing that your build could happen so soon is really good news.... Painless is doing a great job on his captured..I did mine rather simply as always ... so it would be a treat to see what you do to yours :D

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Markocaster wrote:
Markocaster wrote:Tom a question, did you spray all the road wheels the yellow colour? Front & back etc? Would that have been done like that from the factory or just the fronts leaving the backs red primer? I'm about to paint mine and was wondering how they would have gone about it. Cheers and amazing tank! Mark

Fronts and backs lad! Sometimes I don't bother with the backs if I know they can't be seen. But in this case I put in a bit more effort!
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tomhugill wrote:
Markocaster wrote:
Markocaster wrote:Tom a question, did you spray all the road wheels the yellow colour? Front & back etc? Would that have been done like that from the factory or just the fronts leaving the backs red primer? I'm about to paint mine and was wondering how they would have gone about it. Cheers and amazing tank! Mark

Fronts and backs lad! Sometimes I don't bother with the backs if I know they can't be seen. But in this case I put in a bit more effort!
Cheers Tom :D
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Very nice Tiger -

I'm planning on doing something similar. I recently picked up a runner on Ebay that needs a little work, the drivers hatches look really nice, what did you use on them?

Thinking about giving it a wash of white for a winter look over the German grey...

Thanks,

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tomhugill wrote:
Markocaster wrote:
Markocaster wrote:Tom a question, did you spray all the road wheels the yellow colour? Front & back etc? Would that have been done like that from the factory or just the fronts leaving the backs red primer? I'm about to paint mine and was wondering how they would have gone about it. Cheers and amazing tank! Mark

Fronts and backs lad! Sometimes I don't bother with the backs if I know they can't be seen. But in this case I put in a bit more effort!
A "bit" more effort? :O ...I say you went above and beyond on this one Tom... your M51 as well... still don't see where you get your time ;)

Tally Ho!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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