After 3 years of off and on work-waiting for parts packets and limited to working in the warm months outdoors-it's finished. Stamped aluminum, cast aluminum and steel with red bondo zimmerit.

Good lord what scale is you Tiger

Absolutely amazing work Mike , you mentioned cast steel / aluminium , can you give more details on how you went about building your Tiger


Ian

GEEEEEZZZ!!! Mike You're gonna have to get license plates for that thing.
It sure is pretty

Im at a loss for words. Damn that thing is big. It looks cool. drooooooooooooooooooooooooool.
Now that is what I call a conversation starter

Truly a massive beast! Congrats on getting it completed!

:-) No kiddin
It may have taken 3 years, but its one impressive piece. What scale is it?
How did you manage the tracks? Thanks for sharing!

Mike... that is a phenomenal build. The picture of you with the Tiger brings the scale to real life so vivdily. Its truly obvious you made good use of the 'better' parts of the year. Awesome job!!!

Thanks guys.

Sorry it's on the gallery submission-Armortek 1/6 scale

MikeT

My GI JOE and Dragon figure collection all just got a woody.:-) :-)
Again, it truly is awe inspiring!!

Holy S#*@ thats awesome

How long did it take for you to get your drivers license for that?

That is one huge mother of a Tiger and certainly did a good job on the zimmerit and the whole camo scheme.

This is probably the biggest scale ive seen so far.

AWESOME!
I just hope it won't come to life, as it might rebel and crush your car!

Wow....is it, or can it, radio controled? Imagine driving that around. You could make blanks from shotgun shells to fire the main gun.



:-)