Armortek

Hi fellas.
Well i finaly got a frosty morning to take a few pics of my winter white washed Tiger hope you like em.
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Cheers Paul

Good looking Tiger, Paul

Though the chaps at the back look like they've been over-indulging on the vodka

Adrian.

Hi Adrian.
They are just cuddling up to keep warm same as we were ha ha.
Cheers Paul

Awesome looking Tiger Paul! The winter white-wash and weathering is beautiful. Looks cold.

Thanks for sharing the great pictures.

regards

Tim

Hello Tim.
Thanks very much for your kind comments and yes it was very cold ha ha.
Cheers Paul

nice pics paul, it was too cold for me to come out of the garage so got a bit more done on the panther, you never know we might even get some snow soon, i expect there will be quite a few photos on then lol

Hi Clive.
Yes i hope your right about the snow it was cold this morning though good job there was no wind with it.
Cheers Paul

Hi Paul,

Great photo's . Snow would be great . I was out this morning getting our Christmas tree & more logs for the winter so I misseed the chance to get some frosty photo's . Maybe next weekend.

Thanks Antony

Hi Paul,

Compliments from Holland!! Beautiful senery, great looking Tiger1.
Great sharp pictures which is quite an achiefment with that balls off freezing weather!!
Please keep them coming.

Matthijs

Hi Matthijs.
Thanks for your comments it was a lovely day, i will post some more pics next time.
Regards Paul

Very nice Paul, but please get rid of that orange aerial!

Hello Robin.
Point taken i did remove it this year and fitted the Mike Stannard item and i lost a lot of signal so put the old one back on but i will now have another look at it.
Cheers Paul

hi paul

i have one of mikes, but fitted over armorteks shaft, just a bit of drilling but works ace.


robin
he may like the tangoed look only jokeing
richie

Nice set of photos, frosty mornings like that are ideal settings. I also like the Preston dock area and its good to see these models being run.

Hi Paul, what I did with my Stannard aerial rubber base was to drill out the main round headed centre bolt so that the aerial wire pulls through. I then managed to get a suitable piece of hollow carbon fibre fishing rod tip from a local shop which was free because it was part of a broken rod.