Armortek

Hi all ,
I thought I would introduce myself I'm a Model Automotive Artisan from Australia and will be taking possession of an Early tiger 1 in the distant future and to say that I'm excited at the prospect is the understatment of the century!!
Im really looking forward to building and detailing the model once it arrives although it will be a very slow build with all my other customer model building commitments which will take first prority!
I also look forward to asking for advise from you guys on any problems that I'm sure will arise during construction.

Cheers
Sean Morgan

Welcome Sean . Great news that means we now have eight tiger owners here in Australia . Any help or questions just ... E.mail me. markjordan@tsn.cc . Dale

Cheers Dale I will do just that !!

Thankyou
Sean

Welcome Sean

Looking forward to seeing your Tiger project. That's great there are so many in Australia.

kind regards

Tim

I have just had a look at Seans web site Wow !!! I love the layout of his workshop . Plus the models that Sean has built are amazing . I think we will be in for something special when Seans late tiger turns up . So click onto to his site and dream on !! Dale

Thanks for the plug Dale! Please also feel free to post comments I like to here what people think are thinking of my work it inspires me to try just thatlittle bit harder!!
I will be posting progress pics of the tiger build as it progresses onto my site as well.
Thanks again

sean

welcome sean,
a few of the other builders have said about your web site, how do i view that, happy building.

cheers, chris.

Wow thanks Guys !! Your comments mean alot to me!
Chris I guess you could click on the www box attached to the bottom of my posts should take you there.

Cheers
Sean

hello Sean,

thanks for the reply, looking at your work your tiger will be stunning, shame your so far away from the shows and gatherings here in the UK.

many thanks, Chris.

Sean,
Awesome work on your models! The wire spoked wheels are mind boggling! Wecome to the world of tanks. I'm sure you will have no problem tackling one of these models after seeing your website.

Can I ask how you make the rubber tyres complete with sidewall logo? Fabulous work!

Sounds like the German Tigers have invaded downunder.
Bob

Thanks Bob The wire wheels were very popular at the time and I still get alot of enquiries now to build more sets !
I can't take the credit for the tyres as they are the old monogram Kit Items Used with permission from Monogram of course !!

Cheers
Sean

chris fry wrote:hello Sean,

thanks for the reply, looking at your work your tiger will be stunning, shame your so far away from the shows and gatherings here in the UK.

many thanks, Chris.

Thanks Chris it would be nice to attend some of those shows lookingat the pics on this site it looks like they put on a good spread !
I still have to get my Kit yet anyway and thats still several months off

Sean

Hello Sean

Welcome to the Big boys Toy Club. Good things come to those who wait

Lee

Sean,

I've just spent 1/2 hour glued to your web site. The models are amazing, in fact I was most taken with the scratch built E Type wheels. Clearly you have great skill. As Dale says we are looking forward to seeing what you can do with the Armortek models. You also have a superb facility. I'm getting fed up freezing in my cold garage this winter with only a soldering iron for heat !!

I also love scratch building and have put a few photos of my scratch built 1/16th Diamond T transporter that I made some years back. Its fully R/C and made from a mixture of parts, some from Wedico and some from Tamiya. The bodywork is scratch though. As you can see during the tests it can pull the King Tiger model that I used as its the heaviest Tamiya tank model I have

WOW Allan That truck is beautiful work you should be very proud of your efforts as I'm sure you are.
Since finding this site and hanging around it like I have I can't belive how dedicated you guys are to your projects it's amazing !! And what about the trailer is that scratchbuilt?
regarding your comment about my workshop I don't work from there anymore , since my move interstate I've had to resort to up until now sweating my backside off in a back shed as well , it sucks !!

Sean