Here is another shot of his Tigers:
Tiger Row
Jeff Nielsen's Tiger
His Tiger is pretty much stock other than an aftermarket aluminum barrel.
Here are some more shots of his Tiger:
Rear
Top
Turret
Exhaust Grills
Eric Scott's Tiger
His Tiger is modeled after the first Tiger to be captured, one of the first
four pre-production sent to the Russian front in 1942. This was later
displayed at the in the Central Recreation and Culture Park named after M. Gorky. Moscow, June 1943.
The slots for extra tracks are clearly seen at the lower front plate of the
hull, as well as a horseshoe welded to the front armor plate "for luck" and
no escape hatch. The storage bin has not been added yet.
Here are some more shots of his Tiger:
Rear
Front in B&W
Side View in B&W
Close Turret Shot in B&W
Front
Top
Coming Over a Hill
Jerry Connaughton's King Tiger
Here are some more shots of his King Tiger:
King Tiger Left
King Tiger Outside
Dan Vreeland's Tanks
This link leads to Dan's own photo page for some nice looking tanks.
Brian Houghton's Tiger
Here are some more shots of his Tiger:
Tiger Back
Tiger Front
An Anonymous Reader's Sherman
Ralph Fritsche's Tanks
This link leads to Ralph's own photo page for some great looking tanks.
Torsten's Tanks
I have set aside an entire page for Torsten's tanks.
Krysztof's Lowrider Truck with a Tiger 1 Tank
The lowloader trailer is scratchbuilt on a Bruder Toy basis, the truck is a
Wedico. The Tank is of course the Tamiya Tiger I.
Robert Racki's Canadian Firefly Sherman and King Tiger
Robert has done quite a few nice modifications while converting his Sherman into the Firefly model. He also has a King Tiger.
Here are some more shots of his tanks:
Sherman
King Tiger
King Tiger
Sherman and King Tiger
Sherman
Sherman Crewman
David Jacobs' Tanks
I have set aside an entire page for David's tanks.
Chris Walker's Porsche Turret KT
Chris has added many features to his tank, but the most elaborate is the blank firing mechanism. In addition, I have added his information on dirtshields to the modification section. If you would like more information on the firing system please contact him directly.
Here is a shot of the firing mechanism:
Chris's firing mechanism
Rudy Zimmerman's Tiger II
Rudy's Tiger II tank has tons of extra details such as real steel cables,casting effects, a new jack block, and wing-nuts and
attachment details for tools.
Here are some more shots of his Tiger II:
Rear Shot
Rear Close-up
Cleaning Rods
Carl Greatrix Tanks
I have also set aside an entire page for Carl's tanks due to the number of great pics he has sent me.
Nick Aguilar's Stug IV and Sherman
His Stug IV tank is pretty much stock. He is currently upgrading
the suspension with spring returns to soften the ride. It runs on 12-volt gel cell power. As for the Sherman, it has an operating turret and a few other added details like sandbags and stowage on back.
Here is another shot of the Stug IV:
Nick's Stug
Brian Anderson's Henschel Turret KT
He runs with a six channel radio to raise and lower the main gun in addition to the usual functions. He has also modeled it with the Zimmeritt coating.
Craig Ferguson's M4 Sherman
He has modified the tank with a 360 deg rotating turret, operating headlights, operating drivers and commanders hatch and other various products. He uses a 4ch radio to operate everything.
Ron's Flakpanzer Gepard
Here is my buddy Ron's Flakpanzer Gepard. He uses a 7 channel radio to control the tank, turret, guns and radar tracking. He is in the process of rebuilding his right now. He hopes to install an airplane gear reduction to slow his model down.
Here are some more shots:
Side
Front
Another Front Shot
The Other Side
Closeup of the Turret
My Old King Tiger
Here is my old King Tiger w/ the Henschel turret. I no longer own this tank. I also have some pics showing my half completed Zimmeritt coating job and my gear reduction project.
Zimmeritt
Gear Reduction
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