Really nice work on this, very interested to how it finished up

The very ungainly looking rollers change the usually sleek and workmanlike lines of the Tiger into something completely different

I don't know if i'd describe a Tiger as sleek.  Chunky fits it better, or rugged.

Yeah, can't say I'd call a Tiger I "sleek"; brutish & functional, yes.

The rollers make it look a bit ... well ... "clunky" to me, but in a brutish & functional way.


Not quite as brutish & functional as the Soviet IS/JS tanks but getting there, in a much more over-engineered way.

It's funny the way you guys are trying to describe what I call vicious box 

With the rollers it's definitely got the brutish look going for it and if you can take something quite large and make it bigger I like it 

Now in the RW the first time those rollers hit a AT mine they would be destroyed..no where strong enough to handle a AT mine..AP no problems at all ..AT ..nope.

The Interiour of the turret are finisched.

Damn nice work mate...I enlarged your pics alot and came to the realization..that's a hell of alot of work ..epic stuff  😄

Awesome. 

Oh my life! 

Umpteen years ago I built the Tamiya 1/21 scale Tiger 1 using the Japanese instructions, and wrote the English instructions during the build for RIKO, the UK importers. That kit had the full turret interior and my build wasn't a QUARTER as good as yours Herr Chaos!

That's amazingly good.     

I doubt a Tiger would have gotten quite that worn in reality, they weren't really in service that long, but, man, that is crazy-awesome good work!    

Quote from: Dizzyfugu on April 10, 2023, 03:08:51 AMAwesome. 

Absolutely   

Update:
Primer on the Parts

I hope the crew won't be standing out there like that when they're actually going through a minefield! 

Nice! She's come together well with a coat of primer!

Yeah that's looking great so far matey 👍 😀

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