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This site contains a good selection of interesting Tiger tank photos, particularly maintenance and repairs:

http://www.v-like-vintage.net/en/discov ... tiger+tank
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Some great pics there DC, makes me want to buy one now!! :bash:
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Those pics are really cool. They give a proper insight into how field maintenance was carried out etc. I am intrigued as to why there is one Tiger there, and a turret painted either white or very light grey. I guess it might winter camo, as the pics are dated Jan-Feb, but its clear the winter camo hasn't seen any action yet as its very pristine still.
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Fantastic, thanks Lee.
Great diorama potential here.
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Coen wrote: Fantastic, thanks Lee.
Great diorama potential here.
I'm thinking you got mine and Lee's threads mixed up - I'm sure you meant me anyways :D .
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Opps.. I did,,, silly me. :doh:
See this is what happens when you type while you have a sleeping baby on your chest.
It's infecting....sooo sleeeepy.....zzzzzzzz

Fantastic, thanks DC
Great diorama potential here.

There. I'm happy now. :D
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No probs Coen glad you like the pics

Getting the baby into ISM early are we!
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