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I have had lots of E. mails for some more photos of my tiger . So this time I took these photos down on the workshop floor so as to have a plain back ground . Dale

In this photo you can see the new replaced fourth outer road wheel with the correct writing showing the crew where it was to go...

This one is for Allan .. Notice how the engine deck becomes dirty and grimy with oil stains boot prints etc. Plus the heat damaged paint around the hatches and grills . The model is darker from engine grills back

Notice is this photo the worn paint where the crew scramble onto the turret ot the loaders hatch showing the grey paint underneath . Not over done .

Dale,

Thanks for a nice set of photos that are an insperation to us all. C;early this Tiger spent a long time in the elements to get this worn and rust streaked. also it must have survived some time to be renumbered twice. Could you give us a potted history of the tank's active life?

Wow Dale,
What can I say, having seen your original posting I was, as are many others who looked at your masterpiece totally stuck for words. Now seeing these new pictures can only inspire in everyone who sees what a stupendous work of art can be produced. Totally awesome Dale, congratulations to you and Noel for producing a totally aw inspiring machine.

Best regards,
Mike

Here is a short history of my tiger . It had a long active battle life !! one and a half years of fighting . Dale

The last photo here is my tigers paint job . If you guys have the book tigers on the eastern front my tiger is the 502 section .

hi dale.

WOW!!!!been whatching your tank build ,and i must say its a credit to you, looks ace, love the battle damage.
it seems the tiger had a hard life, that sadly came to an end

keep up the great work.
richie

Hi Dale,

Apology for picking up on an old thread.

What publication are you showing pictures from reference your superb Tiger paint job,

Cheers, SF.