Armortek

In 2008 when we launched the King Tiger we were delighted to have the support of the Tank Museum for this project. In return we pledged £150 for each kit sold. Yesterday we were very pleased to present a cheque for £15,600 to Michael Bolton the fund raising manager of the Museum and want to thank all of you who purchased kits for your significant contribution to the ongoing preservation of this superb and unique collection of Military vehicles.

Additionally they were given a working Armortek model built as a replica of King Tiger 104. Sincere thanks and credit goes to Paul Morris of Paul's Tank Workshop for a superb job assembling, painting and detailing the Armortek kit.



Lots more photos were taken by the Museum's PR company and we will post links to these once we have them.

Again we want to thank everyone who purchased a King Tiger kit and all those involved with this very sucessful project.

Mark and Gill

Hi Mark and Gill.
Sounds as though you have had a great day out and a fantastic total for the museum, I would just like to say a big thank you for asking me to do the work for you and from my point of view I think its a privelige to have been asked in the first place, and for a tank I have built and painted to be in a museum is just the icing on the cake . . . thank you very much.
Kind regards and best wishes Paul and Vinnie.

"Paul's Tank Workshop" Tank builds and paintwork to museum quality

01524 720977 pjtigerman@aol.com

Well Done Paul and Vinnie

A Great Honour

Rob

Wow

I can think of a few other words but I will stick to Wow and Bloody marvellous, or I think I will incur the wroth of the moderator. Sneaky too, I’ve been round your house a few times and not seen that KT, or is this the one Clive and I spotted under cover? You have done a great job on it mate, and it is now official on display at Bovington you and Vinnie have every right to be proud not everyone can say that

Well done to Gill and Mark for such a superb model, and being able to raise fifteen thousand towards keeping the Tigers running. Great stuff guys.

Paul.

Looks great, well done lads for supporting a worthy cause.Give up your day job and start to work with Mark and Gill, I'm sure you would have lots of business, as well as being a hobby.
See you Sunday
Dunc

Nord West Kampfgruppe

More pictures and details on this story are now on our blog:

http://www.armortekblog.co.uk/

Congratulations Mark & Gill for acheiving your goal and collecting over £15k to give to the tank museum No mean task in these difficult times. A real testament to the quality kits you supply.

Paul,

Well done on a great build and for keeping it a secret. I bet that wasn't easy.

Is this the first Armortek model in a museum

Thanks Antony

Wow, well done Gill & Mark thats a fantastic achivment and well done to Paul and Vinnie for another superb job.

Hi Mark and Gill
Its very comforting to know that as the Armortek hobby fraternity we have all contributed to such a worthy cause. Thank you both for the forsight and leadership in developing, producing and bringing to life this constructive initiative.

Rick Jensen

Thats absolutely superb news, its great to see Armortek making such a significant contribution to the museum and thanks also go to Paul for assembling and finishing the model for the museum.

Mark, Gill, Paul
All you other builder to

Great to see that the building of a model can contribute to the preservation of the real ones...

Thanks everybody for sharing pictures, comment, insight and so on...
Hope to meet you guys on the Armortek Open Day...

Regards

Sven

Well done Paul. Marvelous work.

Fantastic donation. Great work Gill, Mark and the lads.

Regards Stewart