Under a tenner 1/72 TigerTiger

[aaron]

First gb I've participated in, definitely good motivation to get a build finished. In fact this is the fastest ive built a kit. The only problem I have with doing 1/72 kits instead of my usual 1/35 is that I've got no more of them in my stash...for now.

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Thanks for looking.

[Guest]

That is just brilliant...... Love the weathering and rust at the back, first class

[monica]

brilliant..,Aaron,for the scale cannot fault it ,great job with the camo,and weathering, real like it

great job get +++ from me,

[john i am]

Great little tiger Aaron paintwork and weathering top draw well done mate loving it cheers John

[Guest]

That is a little cracker, beautifully put together as well as painted and weathered, and I love the zimmerit.

scott

[Guest]

What a cracker! I'd really struggle with 1/72, well, in the build stage at least!

[papa 695]

Awesome work Aaron you would never think this is a 1/72 kit

[Guest]

A very good build Aaron! The weathering blends in the camo to give a realistic look & making 1/72 armour look like a bigger scale is an art

I'd love to know where you guys down under can get Dragon kits under £10 - retail in the UK is £20+

[dave]

Nice work, the weathering makes it look almost real.

[aaron]

I'd love to know where you guys down under can get Dragon kits under £10 - retail in the UK is £20+

I got it from b.n.a models an Australian online store mate, clearance sale 20% off I think. Mad deal considering it came with 5 fantastic figures.

Thanks for the comments guys much appreciated.

[Guest]

Tiny tiny tiny Tiger...I would've guessed what the scale was if it wasn't for the lighter.

Great weathering...deserves an Iron Cross first class.

[spanner570]

Top build Aaron!

[aaron]

Thanks Andrew and Ron

[Guest]

I keep coming back and looking at this tank........ Its got a better back end than Kim Kardashian

[Guest]

What chipping method did you use on the back end? Am planning to paint my Tamiya Churchill in winter camo, and want it to look pretty scarred! Am tempted to try the Hairspray method, any tips?