Global Scale Modeller

This is a rebox of the original 1989 Tigger, it had been started by someone (a little more than I expected) but theres still enough to do. This version comes with Magic type tracks except theres nothing magic about them, solid horns and 6 ejector pin marks per link. It does however have the markings for up to 12 different Tigers as well as cammo call out and a set of Aces figures.



Horrible tracks


so this is how it arrived, it wasnt apparent from the evilbay pictures that it already had the start of zimm as that was in part the point I bought it but never mind






nice decal set


marking sheet


otherwise this is the Tiger we know and errr love. I have an RB barrel and the Eduard PE set for it on the way but first I need to zim the rest.
thanks for looking
Paul

Looking good, I would definitely be interested in finding one of these kits. Seems to have a lot of good decals.

Nice to see Gerhard will soon ride again

TheNordus wrote: Sat Jan 27, 2018 6:43 pm Looking good, I would definitely be interested in finding one of these kits. Seems to have a lot of good decals.

Thanks Nordus It is indeed a decalfest but only worth the extra if cheap.

Tomcat64 wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2018 10:34 am Nice to see Gerhard will soon ride again

The OKW have sworn never to let Gerhard near a Tiger again, its just too expensive!


My latest attempts at Zimmerit fun using Miliput extrafine. Unfortunately my small rollere broke on first use so I had to use the large one. I used the small stamp on the glacis to try to blend with the PE zim a bit but time will tell if its ok or a dogs dinner

Quax wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2018 1:43 pm The OKW have sworn never to let Gerhard near a Tiger again, its just too expensive!


My latest attempts at Zimmerit fun using Miliput extrafine. Unfortunately my small rollere broke on first use so I had to use the large one. I used the small stamp on the glacis to try to blend with the PE zim a bit but time will tell if its ok or a dogs dinner

Yep - I can imagine it's difficult for him to get the necessary 3rd Party, Fire & Stupidity insurance cover!

The Zim looks good to me mate, very tidy work so far

looks good to me

thanks Digger, the proof of the pudding is in the spraying....

Paul

Looks pretty good to me. It will look even better under paint and weathering.

I’ve only ever tried little bits here and there when adding to PE Zim - the results were not impressive!

Yours looks great

Stokesy44 wrote: Tue Jan 30, 2018 9:28 am Looks pretty good to me. It will look even better under paint and weathering.

I’ve only ever tried little bits here and there when adding to PE Zim - the results were not impressive!

Yours looks great

many thanks Stokesy, hopefully it'll look as good as yours by the end

Paul

bit of a jump, I didnt realise so much time had passed! As before this has been a bit of a learner, all the zim except fro the front glacis around the machinegun etc and the rear plate was home made. Its way too thick but I did get better towards the end of the turret. Its a Quax hommage to Willi Frey or at least I believe the spzASS102 but I could be wrong....






cheers

Paul

Wow, that looks awesome! What roller were you using for the zimmerit?

Superb paint job. Zim looks really good

great work

Great all round, paint, zim and the build

aur0ra145 wrote: Sun Apr 29, 2018 7:51 am Wow, that looks awesome! What roller were you using for the zimmerit?

It was the Trumpeter large roller all over. It should have been the small one on the hull but I broke it almost first roll

Thanks for all the kind comments. I haven't quite finished but decided to shelve it until after the Bomber + Cold War events. It is now quite dark following a wash but it doesn't really show in this light



so until September, fare thee well

Paul

well I started this 2 years ago and was never quite happy with it. After weathering it went very dark and I shelf of doomed it until now.... So I decided to start again

Sprayed with Ultimate primer primer ( )






followed by Vallejo Dunkelgelb primer (ghastly colour)


followed by Mission Models late Dunkelgelb


And then Real Colours Olivegrun and Rotbraun and we're back where we started.... but my spraying has got better over 2 years







Its vaguely the Willi Frey colourscheme but only vaguely

Paul

Looking good. That's some fine work on the zim. Paint is looking great; really nailed that camo. Great work.