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Tiger I WHIF
- Thread starter Adam
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I like it Adam, good looking work. Clean build.
Nice work Adam,
Like the guys said nice and clean, a little too clean for me (but never mind me I am a maniac for mud and dirt :laugh: )
One observation, try not to overdue the powder residue in the muzzle break. Unless the tank just got done with a long firefight. Remember, when you are in a tank, that main gun is your life and you would clean it after every engagement. This tends to give the end of a gun a polished metal look.
I hope this helps and keep up the great work.
dave
Like the guys said nice and clean, a little too clean for me (but never mind me I am a maniac for mud and dirt :laugh: )
One observation, try not to overdue the powder residue in the muzzle break. Unless the tank just got done with a long firefight. Remember, when you are in a tank, that main gun is your life and you would clean it after every engagement. This tends to give the end of a gun a polished metal look.
I hope this helps and keep up the great work.
dave
Man don't you know an Oil Slick when you see it? 
TREEMENDUS
Member
Nice build Adam.
Will you be putting this on a scenic base? It would look cool moving down a narrow lane or in some long grass.
Ant
Will you be putting this on a scenic base? It would look cool moving down a narrow lane or in some long grass.
Ant
Dave Diaz wrote:
You're right Dave. I thought I overdid that a little bit and I completely forgot to give it a little silver dry brush. Luckily it is only pastel and is not sealed so I can fix that up real quick.
Ant, I do have a little scenic base in mind for this but first I gotta practice up on those skills. I've never done a base before.
Oh and yes that wet spot is my fault. I spilled my relaxation beverage when I was photographing.
Thanks everyone for the comments.
-Adam
You're right Dave. I thought I overdid that a little bit and I completely forgot to give it a little silver dry brush. Luckily it is only pastel and is not sealed so I can fix that up real quick.
Ant, I do have a little scenic base in mind for this but first I gotta practice up on those skills. I've never done a base before.
Oh and yes that wet spot is my fault. I spilled my relaxation beverage when I was photographing.
Thanks everyone for the comments.
-Adam
Hi Adam.
That kitty looks real nice. I like the camo and the construction is nice and clean. And I really like the tow cables. The only thing I could suggest would be to work on the camo net just a little bit more to make it look like it has weight to it. I would try to soak it in a 50/50 mix of white glue and water, then drape it over the barrel. And as it dries continually pull down on the ends so they all hang straight down, instead of curled up and looking weightless.
But it is still a great looking Tiger.
Gary B)
That kitty looks real nice. I like the camo and the construction is nice and clean. And I really like the tow cables. The only thing I could suggest would be to work on the camo net just a little bit more to make it look like it has weight to it. I would try to soak it in a 50/50 mix of white glue and water, then drape it over the barrel. And as it dries continually pull down on the ends so they all hang straight down, instead of curled up and looking weightless.
But it is still a great looking Tiger.
Gary B)
shawngehling
Active member
Looks great to me, nice and clean (I'm a big fan of dirty tanks too)...
It's just like the real thing, they leaked pretty good too.
I have to agree with the barrel and camo netting to (both should be
easy to fix). Keep up the good work. I look forward to seeing the
base you have in mind for it too.
I hope that wasn't alcohol abuse (Party foul)...hmy: 
Shawn
It's just like the real thing, they leaked pretty good too.
I have to agree with the barrel and camo netting to (both should be
easy to fix). Keep up the good work. I look forward to seeing the
base you have in mind for it too.
I hope that wasn't alcohol abuse (Party foul)...
hmy: Shawn
