Small Scale Military Headquarters

I snapped a few pics before she goes on her trip to Australia. Her and I spent one month together, 6 hrs+ a day so putting her in the box was hard.

Nice kit Mathew









See them all in my photobucket
http://s1237.photobucket.com/user/Jnewb ... t=3&page=1

WOW!!!! Jon this is the best model you have done!!!! Also a big thank you to Matthew for producing yet another gem in this Tiger 2.

Dude Great job !!!!!!

Amazing work, just amazing!!

This is the greatest work I've seen done on such a large model!
Awesome work to both of you!

Jon, thats outstanding! I love the camo and the weathering is perfect.
CanberraPaul, congratulations on becoming the new owner.

Thanks Guys!

This particular King Tiger was interesting to me because it was the tip of the spear during the Battle of the Bulge, being part of Pieper's group. Then being abandoned in perfect condition due to a lack of fuel. It was then recovered by the Americans and they decided to return it to England or the states for evaluation. As it drove toward Antwerp it suffered a major engine problem of some kind and was again abandoned, eventually it was shoved off the road and down into a valley where it sat for almost ten years before being cut up for scrap in the 1950s. It came so close to surviving the war and being in a museum today.

The King tiger was very underpowered and the US driver may have just pushed it to fast. The King Tiger shared the same engine as the Panther and worked well in the 45 ton Panther but overheated in the 68 ton King Tiger.

very nice

Really outstanding work. Love all the little details and wear.