Well, after a few weeks of away time from the table, I got back and started weathering the Tiger.. I've decided to go with a set of A/M tracks, probably will go with metal.. So here is where I sit so far. Dusted the hull with Polyscale mud.. Rusted up the exhaust and covers.. Took these outside today.. Might have been bit sunny though... As always comments welcomed..

Dave

Very nice, I like the weathering, and cant wait to see more

Looks to be a great start. Rust looks real, no silvering on decal.

carnt see nothing wrong with that,good job.
any ideas on what to do with it when its finished?

Interiors of crew hatches were usually the base exterior colour, for obvious reasons. So your hatches should be the unweathered very-dark-gray.

The periscopes in those hatches were apparently bakelite, so dark or mid brown.

David

Another thing... you've rusted up the large covers at the base of the exhaust? These are armour protection, very thick steel, no way at all would they get hot.

David

Very nice looking model and nice weathering. I suppose to put another nit-picking comment, mainly to remind myself, it would be good to leave the outer four road whells off untill the weathering is complete. At extreme angles you can see the cleaner surface behind. As if Tiger wheels aren't hard another already.

Ross