Royal Tiger
#1
Another Toy! Some time ago I died and went to tank heaven.





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-BJE9ul1xQ
Gruß
Alan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-BJE9ul1xQ
Gruß
Alan.
#11
Do not quite understand what you mean by "Apoxie 2 part Zimmerit". The Tamiya kit is supposed to include some sort of zimmerit panels that I assume are glued to the hull. I've not seen the kit supplied zimmerit so I have no idea what it looks like.
#12
The Tamiya stick on zimmerit looks like this: (click on the photos to make them bigger)
http://www.rc-panzerketten-forum.com...threadid=15349
It is ok however I found that it tended to start peeling off at the edges on high wear areas.
Google the word Apoxie Sculpt for info on the 2 part expoxy resin that I used for the zimmerit. It is similar to the real thing, you smooth it on, press a stamp (with Zimmerit pattern) into it and then it sets rock hard and permanent. It is the only way to go. Takes ages to do and is best done over several days so you do not muck up the bit you have just done while working on another bit.
AL
http://www.rc-panzerketten-forum.com...threadid=15349
It is ok however I found that it tended to start peeling off at the edges on high wear areas.
Google the word Apoxie Sculpt for info on the 2 part expoxy resin that I used for the zimmerit. It is similar to the real thing, you smooth it on, press a stamp (with Zimmerit pattern) into it and then it sets rock hard and permanent. It is the only way to go. Takes ages to do and is best done over several days so you do not muck up the bit you have just done while working on another bit.
AL
#15

You know? i'm really starting to dig these Royal Tigers (AKA) King Tigers. they were always far from my favorite tank but there growing on me with some of the really nice jobs some of you guys have been doing. Props to blitz and all you KT guys, Very nice work.
#16
Like the others have said very nice, I was not a fan of the king tigers either, but after seeing these beasts and Blitz with the KT video, oh my. You people have my hard earned money spent[:@]
#18
I used the standard Tamiya colours. XF 60, EF 64, XF 61. The trick is in the weathering process where you blend the washes and highlights etc, that sort of thing borders on art and needs lots of practice to perfect. There are lots of very good tips on how to do this stuff here:
http://web.mac.com/ethandunsford/DAK...ING_GUIDE.html
Good luck
AL
http://web.mac.com/ethandunsford/DAK...ING_GUIDE.html
Good luck
AL
#19
Thanks bud, very informative link. I have dilly dabbled with weathering and painting off and on for a few years and yes it is art, but I am always willing to learn more
Thanks again
Thanks again




