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A week or so ago, I was speaking with a close friend on the Board here. He had contacted me some time before about whether or not I would be interested in ever building a Sturmtiger. I had mentioned then that I had a spare Tiger 1 that could be donated towards such a build and one thing has led to another. ;o) One of the Spring Builds for next year is already underway in research phase. I received my Friend's excellent Imperial Modelbau Sturmtiger kit in the mail this weekend past. I sat down yesterday when I had a quiet hour to see what was in the kit and take some photos. This thing is amazing and will offer an amount of realism that I would have to add to any rtr Taigen or Torro Sturmtiger. I can already see that a Taigen metal lower will work best for space and attaching the included late war wheels and Impact tracks. Sass, thank you again. ;o) Pics:

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This fellow will be set aside for the Spring Sturmtiger build. A couple of pictures to add to this thread:

looks like great kit.

Who makes the kit painless......i may want one...love the sturm

edpanzer wrote:Who makes the kit painless......i may want one...love the sturm

Hey there ED...that's an Imperial Kit...think it's out of print...but dang does it include some nice parts

ALPHA

Good evening,
John, I am really anticipating building that jewel of a tracked gun. ;o) Ed, Alpha got to it before me. I apologize, was putting out the All Hallows Eve decorations. *chuckles*
regards,
Painless

PainlessWolf wrote:Good evening,
John, I am really anticipating building that jewel of a tracked gun. ;o) Ed, Alpha got to it before me. I apologize, was putting out the All Hallows Eve decorations. *chuckles*
regards,
Painless

Do you get a lot of visitors on Halloween Painless....dress your tanks up and have some fun with them...heck you could put one of those foam Jack O Lanterns on one...if they run...shoot them

Trick or Treat right


ALPHA

Looking forward to your build Painless.

Alpha-Matic,
Our neighborhood is full of kids. Often the enterprising little ruffians will make the rounds, go home, swap costumes and come back out again. I'm not interested in the Hurly-Burly of neighborhood yard decoration contests. Our set up is pretty mainstream and only seems to frighten the very youngest of our visitors. *chuckles* And no, I wouldn't trust my tanks out at night around children stampeding from house to house. ;o)
regards,
Painless