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Greetings fellow modellers! After some time away from this area building things with wings and a Groupbuild, it's time to get back in my armour comfy seat, and what better subject than a Tiger. I purchased the Andy's Hobby Headquarters kit while it was on offer and it's been quietly residing in the not-a-stash stash since. So, a couple of pictures to wet the appetite: I have to say that this is a big box stuffed full of bits: And the scheme in mind is tank S04 - 13. SS Panzer regiment 1, Eastern front during Winter 1943/44 commanded by Michal Wittmann: According to David Byrdens writings, the kit is accurate in most detail which is good! This is going to be a build that takes as long as it takes ... and I have some groupbuilds to take part in too! So, grab a chair, a brew and some snacks and come along for the ride!! Keith ☺️
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hi guys!!😊 this is my 1/35 TIGER I..this kit is from AFV CLUB,I build and detail up this kit couple years ago, finally finish this recently.. this kit is aged but nice...I did a lot of detail up works on this,and I feel it turn out well.. the figure is from Alpine miniature...It took me a lot of time on painting the camo suit... as a midiore figure paintrer...I am happy with that result..😅 try to paint and weathering this tiger as good as I could.. hope you like it.............😄
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1/35 scale Tiger I Late Production Full Interior CAD & Zimmerit from Ryfield Model. http://www.ryefield-model.com/thread-3828-1.html https://hobbyzero.com/news/135-tiger-i-late-production-by-ryefield-model/
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Ok guys, I'm a newbie and I've just returned to model-making after a gap of 35yrs. I thought I'd join this site and post some pics of my recently completed diorama of a Tiger 1 and panzer grenadiers advancing along a street in a village somewhere near Villers Bocage, June 1944. Yes, I KNOW the tank is way too dark! I did a nice camouflage pattern on it, but then overdid the wet-brushing and decided I quite liked it as it was. In some lights the pattern does show up more. But my main aim was just to complete a model. I must admit, I had much more fun with the diorama, which I built from scratch. I will detail the tricks I used. I hope you like the diorama. Don't be too hard on my painting of the tank. I've bought another one and will do a much better job on that one! Anyhoo, here's a few pics! Comments, questions, tips welcome!
