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Nemesis
#141 Posted : 25 September 2014 11:12:44

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Progress so far. Only dry fitted to make sure everything lines up and so I can weather the interior later on.





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#142 Posted : 25 September 2014 13:57:31

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I am really enjoying seeing this come together, look forward to seeing what you do with the weathering.

I have now decided that mine is staying boxed until I finish my Yamato and Nissan. I will then crack open the Tiger and try to build along side my Santisima Trinidad BigGrin
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#143 Posted : 30 September 2014 19:36:01

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Rear firewall and floor plates done.



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#144 Posted : 30 September 2014 20:03:47

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Really Enjoying this build Daran
great work
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#145 Posted : 30 September 2014 22:03:59

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Looking nice and clean Cool
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#146 Posted : 04 October 2014 17:59:53

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More of the lower hull completed.







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#147 Posted : 04 October 2014 18:14:19

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Lovely work Nemesis, I am really enjoying watching this come together.

I have been reading through the build instructions today and noticed it appears to always use super glue for the various parts, are you using mainly superglue on yours or something different?

Some of the build steps do seem odd, painting all the little bits then sticking on rather than sticking on and then painting. Or with regards to hatch on top of the turret, it says to paint then later on you stick the PE on, then paint and prime again Confused I guess that's the advantage of having a complete set rather than building it in the weekly steps.
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#148 Posted : 04 October 2014 19:48:13

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Looking the business Nem Drool

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#149 Posted : 04 October 2014 20:40:17

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#150 Posted : 05 October 2014 00:25:12

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Hi peeps and thanks for looking in and your kind comments, its been really fun to build.
Hi davetwin, yes its superglue all the way, with some resin glue where needed on some of the main hull components. did try plastic glue but it didnt touch it!! I found going through the instructions from start to finish a few times was a great help. I supose if I had built it weekly then I would have followed it to the page, but I knew there were glaring faults that I could rectify, so collecting it all first before building was the best way. You can arrange your painting sequence to use your paint more economically and also make any mods you want and research the correct colours and decals. Out of the box it is a fantastic build, and for non enthusiasts who just wanted a Tiger in this scale, it was ideal. I should think I have spent nearly half its worth again on extras, but I know what it should be and wanted something special. Individuals choice at the end of the day.BigGrin BigGrin
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#151 Posted : 05 October 2014 11:53:49

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I must say your latest pictures are stunning and really show off a fantastic amount of detail.

Lovely job your doing with this build.

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#152 Posted : 05 October 2014 13:42:28

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Fan assemblies done and a test fit of the upper hull and turret basket.











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#153 Posted : 05 October 2014 20:34:00

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Looking really good Nem Cool

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#154 Posted : 05 October 2014 20:36:13

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Looking very nice indeed

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#155 Posted : 05 October 2014 21:45:57

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Hi Nem
Been watching your build for some time, it's been a pleasure watching BigGrin .
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#156 Posted : 06 October 2014 19:06:53

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Well thats all the main components of the lower hull done, just the 88mm shells to do. Everything is dry fit for now. Upper hull and turret to finish then on with the detailing and painting of the full interior.

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#157 Posted : 12 October 2014 21:44:33

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Turret decals and interior started, and the turret more or less done.



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#158 Posted : 12 October 2014 21:55:41

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Lovely work again Nemesis, cant be much longer now till you get this finished.

If you get a spare moment would be able to list where you got all your decals from
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#159 Posted : 14 October 2014 12:21:40

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Hi davetwin, the interior decals are from Archer and a company in Poland called Weikert.
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Looking great and a credit to your hard work Cool
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