Looking real good mate love the paint work and the damage, what colours did you use and make also how did you do the zimmerit. Excellent work, love tigers.
Robert
Robert
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Hi Robert i used tamiya dark yellow and tamiya red brown. add to this a light coat of sludge wash, this is made up from water based Matt black paint water and a few drops of washing up liquid. this is left on for 5 minutes then lightly wiped off. the zimmerit was already part of the kit, but if you want to apply it yourself then i use squadron white putty applied with a small model saw.Originally posted by \Comment
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I totally missed this one Scott but that is an AWSOME looking beast, lovely bit of detailing and weathering.
5* from me
Regards
ChrisComment
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An excellent Tiger Scott, beautifully built and more than beautifully painted, and dare I say it, it's crying out for a little scene to set it off. A damaged building and road, or steppe.
Just a thought.
Top work mate and 5 stars.
Tony.Comment
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Hi Scott
this is a lovely build, and as Tony says its crying out for a scene to set it off, which will make it look even more amazing.
One point and I fell in to the same trap on my "Tiger in the garden" and made I the adjustment at the end.
German tanks did not have red fire extinguishers, they were painted black, I did the same thing, it just seamed right to have this red bit on whats just dull greens and browns.
Just before I finished mine off, I checked on some reference books and there it was Black not red, how could I have missed that, anyways if you want it red leave it red, you leave it red, its only me passing on what I found out, and please don't take offense.
MikeComment
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Iv'e just seen this one Scott ( how could i have missed it ) great work on all of it 5 stars from meComment
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Pretty beast, stunning finish, cheersComment
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Thanks gents glad you like it.
ScottComment
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Speechless! Another stunning build!Comment
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Cheers john glad you like it.
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