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Takom Tiger 2 Repair Dio
- Thread starter mike walsh
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mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks guys,
Here is another small update on progress on the King tiger.
Both the turret and hull are glued together,the the voyager fenders are next and the painting begins. :yipee
The parts below are going to be painted separately and then glued onto the hull once intricate detailing is done.
All the hatch's will be covered up with Tamiya tape before and painting begins.
At the moment I have left the barrel and sleeve unglued, they will be painted and detailed individually and then glued in place.
Michael
Here is another small update on progress on the King tiger.
Both the turret and hull are glued together,the the voyager fenders are next and the painting begins. :yipee
The parts below are going to be painted separately and then glued onto the hull once intricate detailing is done.
All the hatch's will be covered up with Tamiya tape before and painting begins.
At the moment I have left the barrel and sleeve unglued, they will be painted and detailed individually and then glued in place.
Michael
Coming along nicely!
Bob
Bob
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Guys
Apologies for the later reply, just had to get these fiddly etch fenders on.
The 3 front quarter fender brackets are not included in the etch set and had to be robbed from another etch set.
I could have scratch built the brackets but decided that it was easier and quick to put on from a back up Aber set.
Here are the next installment of images,
Michael
Apologies for the later reply, just had to get these fiddly etch fenders on.
The 3 front quarter fender brackets are not included in the etch set and had to be robbed from another etch set.
I could have scratch built the brackets but decided that it was easier and quick to put on from a back up Aber set.
Here are the next installment of images,
Michael
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Guys,
Again , thank you for your words.
Here are the work in progress images of the King Tiger at present.
No where near finished, early sneak peak of progress.
Michael
Again , thank you for your words.
Here are the work in progress images of the King Tiger at present.
No where near finished, early sneak peak of progress.
Michael
Wooo!!! Nice dots..
Wow! What a transformation!!
Lookin' Great Mike!
Bob
Lookin' Great Mike!
Bob
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Guys,
The work is slow. With the Christmas holiday break fast approaching the intention is to try and finish the king tiger and get back to the long forgotten Famo and trailer :pinch:
Michael :drinks
The work is slow. With the Christmas holiday break fast approaching the intention is to try and finish the king tiger and get back to the long forgotten Famo and trailer :pinch:
Michael :drinks
I'm with you Michael. Next week..build time!
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Hello again
Happy New Year
Here is the 95 percent completion of the Takom King tiger
There is still some further shipping with a combination of oils blended down with Mig's odourless thinner
The Tiger will have the rear engine deck off with the engine suspended in the air from the crane jib
The series of images are still WIP with some very minor detailing.
Michael
Happy New Year
Here is the 95 percent completion of the Takom King tiger
There is still some further shipping with a combination of oils blended down with Mig's odourless thinner
The Tiger will have the rear engine deck off with the engine suspended in the air from the crane jib
The series of images are still WIP with some very minor detailing.
Michael
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Looking awesome!
Outstanding!
