Some amazing work on a Tiger 1

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cupoftea
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Some amazing work on a Tiger 1

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Found this on another forum: http://www.mujtank.tym.cz/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1733

I hope it is ok to post links to other forums but this is pretty impressive work.
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Cup,
I agree. Looks like the real tank from back in the day.
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Great find thank you ....one of the best Tiger models ive seen ever
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Herr Carius has only recently passed, and I believe he would have had trouble discerning between his own real tank and this one.
Mr Cuppa, that is without doubt the benchmark of perfection in scale that anyone can achieve.............thank you so much for posting it, I'm off now to throw my tiger build in the bin & take up yoga & needle work.............at the same time !, it would be more achieveable than this !!!!!!
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Good Morning,
Truly, this fellow is in another League. The tank is a Masterpiece in any sense of the word.
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Yes, it is a really lovely job.

There's a page with all the photos at:

http://zander63.rajce.idnes.cz/FOTA_CAR ... 150316.jpg

I'm going to have trouble competing with this one - but I like a challenge!
My Mid-Production Normandy Tiger 1 build thread: http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... =22&t=8350
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Herman...

When you say Otto Carius has 'just passed' you don't mean 'passed away'? As far as I know he's still around!
My Mid-Production Normandy Tiger 1 build thread: http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... =22&t=8350
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Re: Some amazing work on a Tiger 1

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WOW the detail on that tank is stunning. What a great job. I wish I could read his comments :)
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