Dzhon Race. TIGER 1 Tamiya 1/35

[Graeme C.]

Hi John, it looks like the first picture is the first set of wheels at the sprocket end, in which case, a pair of wheels go on there but they may have to go on with the sprocket, ie. wheels between the sprocket 'gears'.
The second picture is either wrong way round or the wrong wheel! I think the wheel you used for the first picture is the right one for the last wheel station.
I've had the same problem on a Panther & they have less wheels.....

[Guest]

Thanks, well I'll have another look in the morning.
Can't believe that I can't grasp this
That left hand wheel is glued on I bet, and used VMS fast set.
Off to try and remove the wheel .
Thanks

[Si Benson]

Evening John,

Sorry for not spotting you where having difficulty I have this exact kit on the bench and all my wheels are off so I can maybe send you a video of them being put on? Any good?

[Steve Jones]

Mornin mate!!

I hope you had a good nights sleep dreaming about Tiger wheels. Now you know why you luv Russian vehicles so much.

Right then mate lets walk you through this. First off the destructions



As with the instructions we are going to do the side closest to you so position your hull like so



Now I am sure you have noticed all your wheels are marked with their individual sprue numbers. So if you get your number 8 wheels we will put these on first. Notice how the short end of the axle is at the back and the long end is facing you.



Next stick on your sprockett and your rear idler. Dont leave to dry as it is a bit of a tight fit with the next set of wheels by the sprocket. My sprocket is a bit of a mish mash so ignore the detail



You would have made up some sets of two wheels together. You need the ones that were made up of wheels 12 and 11 and look like this



Start next to the sprokett and add each set of two on alternate axles. This time make sure the long bit of the axle is towards the hull and the short end is facing you. Stick on all four sets.



Next grab the other sets of two wheels which were made up of wheels 5 and 7



Add these onto the very first set of wheels you put on - wheel 8. Stick on all four sets. When doing this you will notice you now have two long axles joined together.



Finally you should just have four wheels left - wheel 6.



Add these to set 12 and 11 with both the long axles facing each other. Stick on all four alternately as you have done with all the other sets



Right thats the easy bit. Now do the other side:smiling2::smiling5:

Cash payments made in the usual way to Scotties safe deposit box. Remember white envelope please as the brown envelopes have been nabbed by Scottie

Steve

P.S Sorry Si. Crossed posts. I hope you didnt mind

[Steven000]

Nice explained Steve :thumb2:

[Guest]

Steve, wow.:smiling3::smiling3::smiling3:
Even just looking through the instructions has returned the mojo.
Right, another coffee and then an attempt.
Bless you, really clear, so clear even I should be able to do it .
Photos later.
:blow-kiss-2::blow-kiss-2: Johnny

[Guest]

Evening John,

Sorry for not spotting you where having difficulty I have this exact kit on the bench and all my wheels are off so I can maybe send you a video of them being put on? Any good?

Thanks Si.
Pm sent .

[Guest]

Just waiting for approval, but think this is right.


Off to have a lie down .

[BigGreg]

So many wheels.... no wonder why Tigers were a nightmare when they broke up

[colin m]

Well done Steve, I think even I can follow that advice, mind you my Buccaneer only has three wheels !

[Tim Marlow]

Looks good to me John.....glad you’ve sorted it out....

[Wouter]

Yup, that's the way to go, well done John.

Cheers

[Guest]

Great news , thanks to Steve for taking the time to post such helpful photos for the mentally confused and to those of you who just commented that it was correct Tim and Wouter.
Again shows what a helpful even if sometimes mad forum we have:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
John.

[Guest]

Just a quickie.





Sag looks right to me, any comments please say.
If right I shall apply the weathering to the tracks, and get ready to varnish prior to decals.
Might possible add to those wheels paint wise.

Thanks

[Guest]

The track looks a little slack to me, but not unrealistically so, so nothing wrong I’d say.