Tamiya jagd tiger

[Guest]

Hi all here is my next project hope you like it.


Scott

[Guest]

Great work on the Zimmerit.

[Guest]

Cheers I've sanded it down a little so it looks better.


Scott

[Guest]

Is that the newer Tamiya kit or their old one Scott?

[Guest]

Hi Patrick its the older original one, bought a set of individual track links from tamiya, then realised that they don't fit this kit. So I've had to use the vinyl tracks.


Scott

[Guest]

Hi Patrick its the older original one, bought a set of individual track links from tamiya, then realised that they don't fit this kit. So I've had to use the vinyl tracks.
Scott

That's a pain! I think Tamiya got the old kit wrong by basing it on a King Tiger chassis. But the Jagdtiger is actually a bit longer - so your indy link tracks must be too short

[Guest]

Cracking job on the zimm Scott, what did you use for the zimm mate?

[Guest]

Nice detail the Zimmerit, cheers

[Guest]

Hi all I used humbrol filler and a zimmeritt application tool. The tracks just don't seem to fit properly, so what you see in the pics are the vinyl tracks held together with 5 min epoxy resin.


Scott

[papa 695]

Nice Scott

[monica]

what a great idea for the Zimmerit,


I do real like the look of it,very well done,

[Robert1968]

Heh Scott I love the Zimmerit and the way your doing it ( looks fab) so much better to do it yourself, I rried it on a tiger once with milliput but it never worked


By the way are you free to do artexing ceilings!!!


Cheers


Robert

[Guest]

Thanks Robert and Monica, I used this ages ago when I did a 1:16 king tiger for a client, it's quite easy to do.


scott

[john i am]

Great work so far and watching with interest as I have two of these waiting for attention.


Look forward to next update cheers John

[grumpa]

Excellent so far Love the zim and great work taming the vinyl serpents........{and I'm not just saying that because you're a new mod}....Jim