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Work continues on my tiger project.
Under the new stowage box is the recharging plug
The chain has been hooked up to the antenna. I'll see how this works.
Still waiting on electronics so the tracks are still off
Under the new stowage box is the recharging plug
The chain has been hooked up to the antenna. I'll see how this works.
Still waiting on electronics so the tracks are still off
12-31-2006, 02:47 PM
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Oh is that what that is. 
I'll have to redo the box into a block then. Thanks. On the Heng long it looked like a stowage box so when I rebuilt it, I made it look like a box. Are you telling me this was just a solid block of wood with iron sides used for a base for a jack?
I'll have to redo the box into a block then. Thanks. On the Heng long it looked like a stowage box so when I rebuilt it, I made it look like a box. Are you telling me this was just a solid block of wood with iron sides used for a base for a jack?
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Hi YHR
No iron sides, just wood blocks(s) strapped with metal bands. There is uncertainity about if it was just one block or two (as can be seen in Bovington's Tiger).
Here is an image from one of the best Tiger I models I know (Arthur Wandas), and another of the actual Bovington's Tiger. Your choice.
No iron sides, just wood blocks(s) strapped with metal bands. There is uncertainity about if it was just one block or two (as can be seen in Bovington's Tiger).
Here is an image from one of the best Tiger I models I know (Arthur Wandas), and another of the actual Bovington's Tiger. Your choice.
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I purchased them from a place called [link=http://smalljoes.com/]smalljoes[/link] They are 1/18 scale but that is close enough. They only cost about $5.oo. Compare that to the resin figures that are around, and they seem like a real deal. They have a whole SS set that could be interesting
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Uhu,Do you know what the box under the lefthand airfilter was used for?Also was it metal or wood?
cheers Steve.
cheers Steve.
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Hi YHR
No iron sides, just wood blocks(s) strapped with metal bands. There is uncertainity about if it was just one block or two (as can be seen in Bovington's Tiger).
Here is an image from one of the best Tiger I models I know (Arthur Wandas), and another of the actual Bovington's Tiger. Your choice.
Hi YHR
No iron sides, just wood blocks(s) strapped with metal bands. There is uncertainity about if it was just one block or two (as can be seen in Bovington's Tiger).
Here is an image from one of the best Tiger I models I know (Arthur Wandas), and another of the actual Bovington's Tiger. Your choice.
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Hi Steve
This time you hit! Tools and general purpose detachable stowage box. Not sure if it was wooden or metal-wood sandwich
....good question. From the pics I think it was metal-wood, but unsure.
This time you hit!
Tools and general purpose detachable stowage box. Not sure if it was wooden or metal-wood sandwich....good question. From the pics I think it was metal-wood, but unsure.