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Twin Tigers
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Meter rat
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Twin Tigers
Just for fun, I put the two Tigers together.
You don’t get wiser as you get older. You just run out of stupid things to do.
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Panzermechaniker
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Re: Twin Tigers
I love the resurgence of the numerous Tiger 1 builds this winter. I'm sure most people's first WW2 RC tank was/is either a Tiger 1 or a Sherman but it also seemed that familiarity bred a kind of I wouldn't say contempt but just a meh attitude and i was the same for quite awhile. Not sure who's Tiger build last fall sort of got the ball rolling but it's great to see. It is a very interesting tank to model and so many choices to build one up-
Meter rat
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Re: Twin Tigers
Managed to get out today into the the garden, and get some outdoor photos of the two together.
All was good, until I put my arm in some dog mess. This also got on the tracks. Lovely. 
Wouldn’t mind, but we don’t have a dog. Be one of the doty Weegies, from the ‘Oliday Carravans at the back ‘o us.
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Wouldn’t mind, but we don’t have a dog. Be one of the doty Weegies, from the ‘Oliday Carravans at the back ‘o us.You don’t get wiser as you get older. You just run out of stupid things to do.
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Panzermechaniker
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Re: Twin Tigers
Outside shots are the best but not without their hazards 
. Knock on wood I've never had the dog issue. Greater chance at the field of running over raccoon land mines
. Knock on wood I've never had the dog issue. Greater chance at the field of running over raccoon land mines-
Herr Dr. Professor
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Re: Twin Tigers
Indeed, the Tiger I is resurgent, with ever-better builds, such as these Panzernechaniker has shown here.
Re: Twin Tigers
Twins look Boss!
Ahh ye old neighbors dog in my yard story again...
Ahh ye old neighbors dog
in my yard story again..."Charlie don't surf"- Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore
Re: Twin Tigers
Very cool to see the early and late model. Wat brands made these? Looks like Hg and Taigen
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Meter rat
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Re: Twin Tigers
The grey one is a mish mash of Tamiya, Hobby Boss, Taigen, and Heng Long. The camouflage one is Taigen.
You don’t get wiser as you get older. You just run out of stupid things to do.
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Meter rat
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Re: Twin Tigers
Apparently, these photographs were not appreciated on one FB site. 
You don’t get wiser as you get older. You just run out of stupid things to do.
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Herr Dr. Professor
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Re: Twin Tigers
"doty Weegies": I have to look that one up on Dr. Google. Methinks it's two young Glaswegians! No? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8631360/
