Tiger I -late version

Spanjaard
where is the waterline😉

Spanjaard
kidding of course, it is looking great. I really like how the camo is looking.

James C
Very sharp looking work Lode and great job on the camouflage. Looks like your about ready for the fun part... Friul track assembly!😉👍

Lode Schildermans
Spanjaard, though it is a landbattleship, this one hasn't a waterline (yet?) The camo is a researched one, and freehand brushed. Particular camo that I didn't see a lot in builds, reason why I chose this one

James, thank you my friend for liking my tank work. You're a specialist. Friul track assembly...well that is new to me, but the kit is in the stash. Fortunately, we've someone in our club familiar with tracks. Well, I bought them with the help of Martin at a fair good price, so I had no choice 😉

James C
They are very easy to assemble and is also a somewhat therapeutic process I find.
Don't get hung up on the overall numbers or the repetitive nature and just go with the flow and they should fall together in no time. Happy to help if you want any assembly tips. 👍

Lode Schildermans
I surely can use your tips & tricks. Repetitive work doesn't scare me off. I've experience with that. I'll come back to you when I start that process, James. But first finish my little ship. There will be some nice photos of the bow section by the end of next week

Slavo Hazucha
Tyger, tyger, burning bright...😉

Looking good with all that Zimmerit coat - very interesting camo pattern too... 👍 looking forward to any torture and martyrdom you deem it worthy in the weathering phase!

Martin Oostrom
Make a diorama where it wades through a small river: instant battleship!
I'd say we can turn you into a real all-round master modeller yet Lode. You apply the same standard to your tank as to your ships 👍

Lode Schildermans
Thank you Slavo 😉
Martin, I'll stick to ships. Much easier than a tank. However, I like your idea of a diorama

Rui S
Looking great. 👍 Can't wait to see it fording the river😉

Lode Schildermans
Thx, Rui