Here is my Tiger collection, a mixture of 1/72 & 1/76, different manufacturers, different paint schemes
The kits that are 1/72 I'd like to have all in this type of paint scheme, which will have a later war appearance
So, having started, here are a couple of pictures of the finished 1/76 company, done in an earlier war scheme
These were all bone-yard tanks that have enjoyed some minor sprucing up and a new coat of paint and decals
I think these might be Matchbox or Airfix? I've been told one of them never made the Tiger but can't remember which
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Here is my Tiger collection, a mixture of 1/72 & 1/76, different manufacturers, different paint schemes
The kits that are 1/72 I'd like to have all in this type of paint scheme, which will have a later war appearance 
So, having started, here are a couple of pictures of the finished 1/76 company, done in an earlier war scheme
These were all bone-yard tanks that have enjoyed some minor sprucing up and a new coat of paint and decals
I think these might be Matchbox or Airfix? I've been told one of them never made the Tiger but can't remember which
The full company
Those Grey ones are all Airfix matey. Matchbox did not make Tigers.
ReplyDeleteI think you need to muddy them up a tad. Give them a bit of life.
Nice post.
I really like that camo job on the late war tiger. It's a great look for them.
ReplyDeletegreat collectiooooon !!
ReplyDeleteGreat comments boys, thanks. Paul: might have to wait until I get an airbrush before I start that lark mate
ReplyDeleteGood stuff - you can never have too many Tigers. Well, actually you can, but why worry? You don't need an airbrush to 'do' mud on models - I manage with a high-mileage nylon brush.
ReplyDeleteGreat job and nice work.
ReplyDeleteAchtung panzer!