Martins Tiger1

[Rolf Mönke]

Klasse gelöst!!!!!!

[Paul Wills]

Hi Martin,

Your attention to detail is brilliant and I like the way you have reworked the elevation mechanism, I might copy it if time allows. the creates are a nice touch , did you make the shells/grenades yourself?

Paul.

[Martin Hofmann]

Hello Christoffer,
hello Rolf,
hello Paul,

thank you very much for the warm words about the elevation mechanism.
Yes it takes a lot of time to manufact the parts after having the idea, but it is worth for waiting.

Paul: the grenades are buyed from a supplier in Germany.

[jseverett]

Martin,
Where did you obtain your Maybach engine and fans?

[Martin Hofmann]

Hello jseverett,

i bought the motor and the fans from the american company: east coast armory
from the owner John Grima

[Martin Hofmann]

Here comes some photos from the last battle........

[Greg Stephens]

That is one intimidating build sir. My goal is to do half the job.

[Martin Hofmann]

Hi Greg,

thank you for your nice words - here is another photo of the last "battle in Danmark"

[Phil Woollard]

Love that busy tiger Martin, regards Phil.

[Vince Cutajar]

Lovely model Martin. I hope I can get mine half as good as yours.

Vince

[Steen Vøler]

Hi Martin
The battle of Danmark, was that at Open Hede in Oksbøl

[Martin Hofmann]

Hi Phil, Vince and Steen,
Thank´s for your comments. Yes it is a very busy Tiger - like 1943
Steen: it was at Open Hede - we missed you there

[David Stewart]

Wow Martin that is a beautiful Tiger you should be rightly proud of that!

David

[Martin Hofmann]

Hi David,
Many thanks for your nice words - and yes i am very happy with the result of the Tiger - it was the first of three Armortek tanks.

[Steen Vøler]

We can plan for an event in 2019