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[MattSki213]

Hello
Here is my version of Tiger 1 '112' from 1942. Let me know what do You think.
Thanks
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[Gauge1TrainsDK]

I enjoy the worn metal appearance on the tools and cables :smiling::thumb2:

 

[papa 695]

Very nice.

 

[bazers]

Nice work good weathering.

 

[MattSki213]

Christian, Ian, Barry
Thank You

 

[Guest]

Maciej hi,
Nice looking, I like that weathering and those tools. :thumb2:
John.

 

[MattSki213]

Than

Maciej hi,
Nice looking, I like that weathering and those tools. :thumb2:
John.

Thanks John

 

[Mini Me]

Nice result Maciej.
Rick H.

 

[MattSki213]

Nice result Maciej.
Rick H.

Thank you Rick.

 

[Steve Jones]

Well done Maciej. It is a nice kit and you have done a great job on her. Nice touches with the helmets and the side tarp. Looking forward to seeing your next build

 

[MattSki213]

Well done Maciej. It is a nice kit and you have done a great job on her. Nice touches with the helmets and the side tarp. Looking forward to seeing your next build

Hi Steve
Thank You

 

[Gauge1TrainsDK]

Is it the Tamiya kit?

 

[MattSki213]

Is it the Tamiya kit?

Hi
No it is RMF RM-5001 nice to build and some improvements they did. Side ropes (track lone) and all thin parts very easy to brake but fun to build.

 

[Gauge1TrainsDK]

Hi
No it is RMF RM-5001 nice to build and some improvements they did. Side ropes (track lone) and all thin parts very easy to brake but fun to build.

Cool - I have one of those!

 

[geegad]

Great looking tiger you have done a superb job and love the weathering looks spot on

 

[MattSki213]

Great looking tiger you have done a superb job and love the weathering looks spot on

Thank You John.

 

[PJR]

Fantastic

 

[MattSki213]

Fantastic

Thanks Paul

 

[PJR]

You're certainly welcome, I usually just lurk and prefer the dioramas because there are so many nooks and crannies to check out, but this work reveals something new every time I check it out. (today was the wires leading to the smoke launchers) So now I have to go back and check out more stand-alone models to see what I'm missing!

 

[MattSki213]

You're certainly welcome, I usually just lurk and prefer the dioramas because there are so many nooks and crannies to check out, but this work reveals something new every time I check it out. (today was the wires leading to the smoke launchers) So now I have to go back and check out more stand-alone models to see what I'm missing!

Hi Paul
Glad you like it. You are absolutely right about dioramas every time I'm in here try to learn something new I end up in dioramas section wishing I could do one.
One day I definitely have to try making one.