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Here is my King Tiger Porsche. It's HL, with some ABER parts, and zimm made from Millipuit

Good Morning,
Splendid paint work and attention to detail! The Abers add-ons really help bring a tank to life. Also, the exacting milliput to zimmerit is amazing.
regards,
Painless Wolf

Wow,

Now that is a great KT, well done on the detail work...

Derek

Very nice KT. Well done and thanks for sharing.
Alan

got to give you 10/10 for the Camo on your KT... thanks for sharing Dude .

Probably the neatest job I have seen on zimmeritt in a long while, you must have the patience of a saint.

Thanks
I've added two more pictures in fisrt post.
It was my first tank painted by airbrush. It's a HL so it still has some faults (shape of the gun for example). Electronic is sitill stock HL.

Nice work on the kt and the numbers look spot on that's what spoiled mine a bit http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... 18&t=10711
Stevie

Very Well Done! This is a fine example of what can be achieved with H/L Products. The numbering on the turret is very defined and clear,what did you use? Decals? And if so what method of application?

I am having trouble with Two of my King Tigers, the TORRO having Zimm coating on the turret has presented a problem for me with the Red/white outlined decals. The Porsche not so bad as no Zimm,Yet I contimue to fail at applying the numbering in a manner which looks painted,or if I may. Looks like yours!

The tools also look very real,the wooden handles especially seem to have that used look and weathering that I have failed to achieve. Any advice would be helpful? viewtopic.php?f=23&t=10347&start=20



Thanks for sharing your work,

Blake

Thansks.
I used very old iteleri decals (13 years old) and revell softener for decals. You can buy it in modellers shop. Wooden parts are painted by Talens Van gogh oil color (burnt siena)