Hi!

In my opinion card is simple to manufactured...
Easy to cut...and kit.

New pics...

The gear...first steps





First cut struts...



Next update soon...

Best regards

This is beyond belief !
This adds a new dimension to the art of origami

This is simply sick.... Wow, I admire your patience and attention to detail.

Hi!

Thank You Guys

I took few shots before I had left my home and workshop

So...the drive wheel (after first painting)



And the road wheel with camo (also after first painting)




As You can see, I have added new details...



I hope You like it

Look pretty good...I don't have airbrush, so I must use only brush.

Best regards!

Hi!

I have a chance to meet someone in England ?
At the present I live in East Midlands- Rugby, near the Birmingham.

I have few track links with me

If somebody want to, please write to me.

Thanks

Hi!

After long break couple new pics...

I hope You like it





Best regards from Poland!

Beautiful work! I still can't wrap my mind around the fact that it's paper card...bravo!

This has got to be the most amazing build I've ever seen. Please keep us updated with your progress. It is truly a work of art.

Amazing, absolutely amazing....a true artist.....

Congrats and keep us posted

Cheers

Card shouldn't look like that... only a real Tiger looks like that... :-)

Simply the greatest model I have ever seen. Keep it up, Przemek!

Any new progress on this wonderful build??????

Hi Przemek,

your project is unbelievable. You must have good nerves.
Would you built me also a Tiger?
Keep going and have fun.

Greetings,Nils.

This is insane, in an amazing way. I've never seen anything like this. I mean scratch building tracks?! I wish I could have 1% of yr dedication and discipline on a project.

Absolutely amazing, Przemek you put many modellers to shame with this Tiger, it really is a work of art.

This is something that needs to go into FSM. Absolutely amazing workmanship.

I agree.

This is absolutely incrdible.

My jaw dropped with the first post and it's still down

Hi!

Thaks for all post and kind words.

I didn't have much free time since last update.
I will try to show new pics soon.

Best regards from Poland!!!!

Wow! I have not noticed this post before. Amazing work. Do not know what to say other than that. You are truly an excellent craftsman!!

Hi Przemek,only just caught this post and am well impressed!I notice from this post that you have been working in Rugby.If you come back this year,you would be more than welcome to display the Tiger on East Midlands Model club stand at Hinckley in April.This would be a fantastic opportunity for people to see this in the flesh.Keep up the good work,it looks amazing.
Best regards....Dave.

Hi after long break.

Thank You for all posts

Now I'm in Poland. Finally I have time to kit Tiger all day

New photos...I hope You like it




P.S. Dave, I send You PM.

Best regards, Przemo!

Hi Przemek,

Just a word to tell you that the scratchbuild tracks like you did is the single greatest thing I've ever seen in the modeling world, period.

This thread is new to me and I'm deeply impressed and bow down.

I'm sure you'll finish it and wish you the best of luck.

Philippe

I now dub thee the master of card model. Your work is simply amazing.

I.........dont know what to say other than WOW!

Contrary to most of the models out there the insides of tanks was not left unpainted primer red. The bottom of the hull, and the engine compartment was painted to this gray-blue color; the fighting compartment the usual ivory. (The mentioned academy tiger calls for a very strange color instead of the ivory -I'd like to know why...)

Edit: a quick question, though. What versions of th Tiger could use the crane on the turret? (I've got an extra 1/72 crane, and planning to build a Tiger in that scale, so it'd be an interesting touch.)