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Late Tiger 1 commission build by Phil Woollard

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Gret job, thanks for info Phil, Bob.
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Vince I think you have to be a mason to get the cap lol. Those compressors are perfect for our large hobby, mine came with everything that you can see for under £80! John you have a posh handle on yours? 8)
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You mean the Chinese clone of an Iwata pistol airbrush? Wasn’t going to pay the £167.00 the original cost Haven't used it yet but does feel nice in the hand. 👍🏻

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Post by Ray Brown »

G'day Phil,

I purchased the same radiator set as you are working on and must say that for the price I paid I wasn't to happy with the quality. To me if you pay a high price you get high quality with minimal requirement of cleaning and modifying to fit properly. I purchased some tiger 1 turret stuff also sub-par quality who I didn't name , but will next time if sub standard items are received again. It''s mainly the resin stuff.

I'm happy to name them in pm if anyone is worried about what they are about to buy.

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The dreaded fan clusters and radiators.
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I would think that the radiators where designed for the non lowered deck models. Lots more detail to add but that will just get in the way at present.
I would think that the radiators where designed for the non lowered deck models. Lots more detail to add but that will just get in the way at present.
You would need to cut this piece away for the radiator to fit correctly under the cap.
You would need to cut this piece away for the radiator to fit correctly under the cap.
I think the cluster look just fine, all the electric fans are installed and the cables run.
I think the cluster look just fine, all the electric fans are installed and the cables run.
Working out where it's all got to go. We have no drawings.
Working out where it's all got to go. We have no drawings.
Hard to make out but I want the radiator filler caps external and internal functional and inline.
Hard to make out but I want the radiator filler caps external and internal functional and inline.
Dry fit.
Dry fit.
Dry fit look see
Dry fit look see
Through the vents
Through the vents
The look we are after. I have gone for the earlier fan centres as they look so much better/more detail and they were nearly round to!
The look we are after. I have gone for the earlier fan centres as they look so much better/more detail and they were nearly round to!
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Hi Phill, great job.
I don't know if I understand correctly, I don't know English,
you say you have no designs for installing radiators, if they respect the scale, they should adapt well to the pipes of my engine that I saw you have. Maybe these photos can help you. I remind you that there were cover plates on the fans. I hope you understand what I've written and been helpful to you. Ciao!
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Wow what a awesome engine room. Wish my engne would be tha half detailed like this one :shock: :roll:

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Thanks for that Ivano, any help will be gratefully received as it's ultimately all got to work with your beautiful Maybach! We do have a hand drawn sketch from the seller but please post as much as you can, I will need to reverse that lower left fuel tank like you said and detail accordingly, I'm going to struggle with the lower radiator pipes as the rads have needed to be lowered but I will sort something out I'm sure. 8) ....Phil.
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Phil Woollard wrote:
Thu Aug 01, 2019 5:37 pm
Vince I think you have to be a mason to get the cap lol. Those compressors are perfect for our large hobby, mine came with everything that you can see for under £80! John you have a posh handle on yours? 8)
Hi Phil,

Am looking for a compressor to do my Chieftain. Grateful if you could advise where you got yours from?

Many thanks

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Hi Richard, the Evilbay. 8) There's lots on offer so pick a reasonable price example. There not top quality but they will do! 8)
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Quite a few on Amazon as well. Just make sure to get one with a tank.

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The walls
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Nothing fixed yet just balanced.
Nothing fixed yet just balanced.
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Nice tidy bench.
Nice tidy bench.
so nice to get this far.
so nice to get this far.
All ready for the base coat of DG.
All ready for the base coat of DG.
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Post by Robert E Morey »

Beautiful build Phil. Awesome details. Wish this T1 was coming to me! Inspirational build for us Tiger builders. Can't wait to see the camo paint go on. You are taking this one to the stratosphere. Thanks for posting the details of the build.
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FANTASTIC build, some really great details added.

I do have one question about the side fender at the rear - How far down should it be.
This is what I did on mine.
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And this is why I did it.
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Anyone have any other photos showing this area?

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Are these of any use?

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