Stomy Tiger

[grumpa]

Tamaya Sturm Tiger Netting just plain old surgical gause from any drugstore soaked in a bit of water with a drop or two of elmers glue Shell casings 9mm Lugar[ATTACH]97501.IPB[/ATTACH]

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[colin m]

Very nice. Good use of everyday objects.................

[Guest]

Lovely sturm tiger.

scott

[grumpa]

Thanks guys

[Guest]

hmm I always liked this one. I gave you a gb even though no one else did :P

[grumpa]

hmm I always liked this one. I gave you a gb even though no one else did :P

que sara - saraaa.....

[Guest]

I like this Jim! Just one tiny point though, I'd like to see the Sturmtiger settled into the groundwork - a 60 tonne tank would definitely be churning up the ground!

[Wong Ryan]

Fantastic piece of work.

[monica]

great job,jim real like this one,nice camo and base,


ok what handgun are the spent shells from ,?

[Guest]

Great job mate

[Alan 45]

Very nice

[Steve Brodie]

Cracking.

[Snowman]

I guessed the 9mm parabellum casings off the bat....... NICE touch!!


Great for "urban redevelopment", great build again!!

[grumpa]

I like this Jim! Just one tiny point though, I'd like to see the Sturmtiger settled into the groundwork - a 60 tonne tank would definitely be churning up the ground!

Perfectly understandable but that is just a generic base that I;ve used to photo different models, if ever put into a dio proper weight considerations will of course be observed.

[Ian M]

Nice one Jim