Good night friends, hi from Turkey.. My first sharing in here.
My english is very bad, that's why i'm sorry..

Finallay; my last work.. it has not finished yet.. tracks are spade ace.. i changed camo from hard to soft..

That looks pretty nice. The finish is suitably worn. I am assuming that the last set of pictures is the finished version? If they are, I have 3 small suggestions that you might want to think about. 1) The MG barrel would probably not have been painted. 2) The tracks could use a little more dirt and grime. They just look to clean for the rest of the tank. And 3) There should be a row of holes down each side for the fender mounting bolts.

Like I said, little things, but the difference is all in the details. Good job!

Excellent winter camo finish.

Just attend to the finishing points identified by 'Bob' above and you will have a superb Tiger model. Well done!

Gary

very nice!

Hi Firat

Well done!, I have an early Dragon's Tiger I, 6252 kit.
Talking about Bob suggestion of the holes for the fenders, did the very early ones - 502 batallion, carry them?.
I want to do the "100".

Regards from the south

Alvaro

Alvaro, all Tiger I's originally had fenders, even the prototype (VK45.02). They were easily damaged and many were lost or removed, but the bolt holes (or bolt heads) should be present.

I think you did an exceptional job on the weathering. Yes, the tracks could use more mud, dirt, etc. For a quick fix I'd recommend using several dark brown/black oil washes on the tracks. Perhaps then rub graphite powder on the contact "pads" of the tracks with your finger. This effect could busy-up the tracks enough to bypass more involved weathering like mud made from pigment and plaster.

Welcome to the site. That's the way to kick off your first post! The fixes mentioned above are minor and easily fixed. I do look forward to your future builds.

Thanks Bob

Regards

Alvaro

Hi Bob, Thank you very much for your value suggestions.. I will interest to mg barrel and tracks and other.. thank you very much again.

Hi Gary, thank you very much..

Hi David, thank you very much my friend..

Hi Alvaro, thank you very much my frined.. i am looking forward to "100" . Yes this model , tank of 502.batallion.

Hi Paul; Thank you very mcuh for your value suggestions. I will interest with tracks. I will apply less metal weathering to tracks..

Hi Matt, thank you very much my friend.

Thats a fantastic Tiger right there Fırat!! Well done sir!

A great Tiger 1, the camo looks very well done

outstanding job on that whitewash,the filtering and weathering are perfect

Dear sir, please do check your references carefully before posting: the Tiger prototype and the august 1942 vehicles DID NOT have the fenders nor the attachment points until field mounted in spring-summer, 1943. Also, the VK 45.02 was a different animal all together...
By the way Firat, great job!

Nice Tiger for first presentation over here.

Hi Gary, thank you very much my friend for your nic words..

Hi Steven, thank you very much my friend. .

realy cool