That will look really good with the engine compartment! Michael!
Bob
Bob
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Takom Tiger 2 Repair Dio
- Thread starter mike walsh
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Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
WOW!
So nice!
So nice!
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Guys,
Sorry for the late reply, head down with placing decals on 88mm rounds.
:salute
Next installment of images.
Ok, the 88mm rounds have been detailed and glued into position in the turret and lower hull. Been a long time to get to this stage.
The kit is taking shape, a real tribute to Takom with the immense detail in this kit.
Michael
Sorry for the late reply, head down with placing decals on 88mm rounds.
:salute Next installment of images.
Ok, the 88mm rounds have been detailed and glued into position in the turret and lower hull. Been a long time to get to this stage.
The kit is taking shape, a real tribute to Takom with the immense detail in this kit.
Michael
Wow! Looks great Michael!
Bob
Bob
Outstanding Mike! 
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Guys.
Michael
Michael
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Hello,
Here are some final images of the turret and lower interior before being glued together.
Michael
Here are some final images of the turret and lower interior before being glued together.
Michael
I agree with what Mike said! But, I've been there and done that as well!
Looks Great Michael,
Bob
Looks Great Michael,
Bob
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thank you all for your words.
Takom did a great job on providing us an interior for the king tiger, it really packs in and surprisingly the weight factor makes it a heavy model. The king tiger will be at the front corner of the diorama and will give the viewer something to look into.
I was intentionally going to go the whole hog of providing throat and ear phones and a few personal things lying around within the tank but at the last moment decided against it.
The tank will be the centre piece to the diorama with the engine hanging suspended in the air from the Bussing nag crane jib parked behind it. The interior will be consumed within the overall diorama appearance.
The centre of the engine cover will be off and you can see into the engine bay. There Is a long way to go and I'm fast coming upon the best part. The painting and weathering of the exterior part of the tank.Yay :yipee :v
Michael
Takom did a great job on providing us an interior for the king tiger, it really packs in and surprisingly the weight factor makes it a heavy model. The king tiger will be at the front corner of the diorama and will give the viewer something to look into.
I was intentionally going to go the whole hog of providing throat and ear phones and a few personal things lying around within the tank but at the last moment decided against it.
The tank will be the centre piece to the diorama with the engine hanging suspended in the air from the Bussing nag crane jib parked behind it. The interior will be consumed within the overall diorama appearance.
The centre of the engine cover will be off and you can see into the engine bay. There Is a long way to go and I'm fast coming upon the best part. The painting and weathering of the exterior part of the tank.Yay :yipee :v
Michael
This is a great kit for that scene. I'll nail it Mike! 
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Bob
Michael
Michael
