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Andy ask me to post these photos of his Early tiger . Andy and I brought our tigers at the same time . He is very happy with the way it runs Andy lives in Cairns Qld Australia I will e mail Andy and let him know the photos are up and he can post his comments ... Dale

Andy,

Looks great. You guys keep me motivated with your pics, please keep them coming. I cant wait to get mine started.

Jim

Another excellent Tiger.

I love the subtle weathering, just enough to bring life to the parts.

Adrian.

Nice one!

Spot on markings and detailing from Otto Carius unit.
2nd company 502nd heavy panzer battalion.

Thanks for posting.

Kent

Dale/Andy
I recognized the Otto Carrius markings too, great job on the model. It looks awesome! Thanks for the pix. Theres getting to be quite a Armortek following in OZ.
Bob

A very nce looking model and I too like the subtle weathering - not easy to do.

Thanks to Dale for posting the pic's.Couldn't find out who crewed this vehicle , but thought it was a good subject.There is a few pic's of this Tiger in the popular books and it seemed to me to be quite fresh from the factory when photographed.Weathering is done mainly with artists chalk, and of course 1 to 1 scale dirt as I enjoy running my tank.It is from the second batch of Tigers produced by Armortek and has the early sound module which has been superseded.The sound unit really only produces a constant engine rev after start up which after hearing he new KT sound is a little disappointing.Is it worth investing in the new system and does anyone know if it compatible with my tiger.Thanks for the kind comments , there is no other tiger owners within cooee of me so it is nice to have my tank accepted on the forum.