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I have started my YouTube channel where I am currently working on my Early Tiger 1 build.
This was not really a kit but bits and pieces from various sources including the Armortek factory bits and spares. I will be making many components from scratch.

It looks great. I have seen many Armotrek models where the owners did not care about the details. And on this scale, it's essential.

I agree, I think for some getting the model is so exciting you just want to get stuck in. Think about details when too late. With my channel I want to focus on detailing, methods of creating small details and making my own parts where I can.

I would appreciate getting as many subscriptions as possible and constructive comments are very welcome.

Next video up now.

Latest video covering details of adding viewports and periscopes.

Thanks for sharing - creating YT content is not easy, but it is a good way to promote our hobby.

Here is latest update on my Armortek late Tiger 1. Adding lots of interior detail. getting ready to run at the Armortek factory open day. Any subscriptions appreciated.

Great detail on that Tiger John!

I watched the videos. You have shown us that with 1/6 scale one can combine RC with the kind of interior detail of a static model. If I had started with 1/6 my car would be sitting outside the garage. Wait, I wouldn't have a car. Wait, I wouldn't have a garage. Wait, it would be me and my tanks in a tent along the concrete "rivers" in Los Angeles.

Here's the latest progress on my Early Tiger 1. Not certain about paint scheme yet. I like the idea of something similar to S04. Washed out winter camo.