Hello again! ...And sorry for not getting back sooner!
Thank you again for the 'armchair and cuppa' welcome!
Hi Dioramix! Hopefully I will be able to bring a few more Tigers to the party soon, glad you like them... And the avatar, well that is causing a 'stir' eh?
Hello James! I must say I do find this a great, open, informative, and friendly site. A few names around I know also!

Certainly a lot of awesome modellers on board! I still have a lot to learn, and this looks like the place to take notes. I do have some more Big cats on the go, just that they are on a 'slow' boil.
Hola' Saul! Lofty praise indeed, thank you very much! I must admit, that I also am fond of 'Nude' models... :laugh: But it is just 1/35 these days, art college is a long way in the past! I will try and get some more images of the stragglers and stray cats, before the paint jobs. It is true that you always learn more about (armour) anatomy without the outer layers!!!
Hi Gary! It is not just finished, and nearly finished... I also have about six midway through, and err fourteen not started fully

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Hey Shawn, thanks for the compliment! I was told by a modeller a while back that the collective noun for Tigers is either a 'Prowl' or an 'Ambush'... Cool eh? Some of the things I have learned putting these kitties together is amazing. And sharing the knowledge is even better.
Hello Noel! You call me brave... Most people say mad! :laugh: My wife has blamed it on my Irish/Sicilian ancestry on me/mio Fathers side! :laugh: It must be in the jeans... I meant GENES!!! :S My wife is a teacher so she leads the way and I just warp them apparently! Though with them being a really close knit unit, I do feel a bit left out sometimes... Especially when the Lego boxes come out and no one wants to make 'Tanks'!
Thank you for your kind words on the Tigers, hopefully I should be ready with some more images of the others soon.
Hi Brad! That would be awesome eh? A large scale Dio/wargame in 1/35 set in Normandy! Same result though in miniature I expect... A lot of scrap metal on both sides, and a similar result territorially! Though crossing The Seine should be easier!!! I think that my calculations for a couple of boards for some large scale dioramas ended up at 4sq metres for a six Tiger bivouac off the N175 outside of Villers bocage, so I am going to make up a largish road section with the 'Tilly Junction' first!
This is all I have managed to get going this week! With all the good weather, I have actually had to get back on a few outdoor sites... I think i prefer snow! More time for modelling!
At some point in the future, it going to hopefully resemble this Tiger...
Thanks you all again for the 'hand aboard' looking forwards to getting up to speed here.
Cheers muchly Phil.