Imex Taigen German tiger II

[kaptain Jack]

Well, if you want an advice, give them a black wash first,then after drying,a bit of brown (the shade depends on what kind of mud or soil in the terrain, such as: desert,central Europe,Russian front..) Highlight with dry silver,or in your case just fine sand paper.

[MoRockN]

Originally Posted by kaptain Jack

Well, if you want an advice, give them a black wash first,then after drying,a bit of brown (the shade depends on what kind of mud or soil in the terrain, such as: desert,central Europe,Russian front..) Highlight with dry silver,or in your case just fine sand paper.

Thank you! I will give that a try and see how it turns out.

[Panther F]

Have fun with it as it does look good! Never tried a Taigen product so let us all know about your experience with it!

Any questions or help needed, you know where we are.

(I'm sure you know this by now, but it is a Tiger I)






Jeff

[MoRockN]

Originally Posted by Panther F

Have fun with it as it does look good! Never tried a Taigen product so let us all know about your experience with it!

Any questions or help needed, you know where we are.

(I'm sure you know this by now, but it is a Tiger I)






Jeff

I just saw that when you mentioned it. What I meant to write is Tiger 1 Version II ( version I was all plastic ) but thanks for the info, to me it's a Tank of some sort

[rsd53]

Have to say I really like your tank. I grew up building military models in the early 60's, when RC was reserved for those with a lot of disposable cash, and they were usually aircraft or boats.

Even at $400 it's a great deal, considering what you get.

Thanks to you, I've been bitten by the bug! I'm still undecided on what to buy, but I'm thinking about something in metal, equipped with IR.