King Tiger - Italieri 1:72 done

[Agis]

Hi again,

another German tank finished, this time a King Tiger - Italieri 1:72 kit with additional AB crewman.

The kit was absolutely gorgeous to build; everything fitted perfectly - what a pleasure!

More pictures on my website as usual... :grin:

[tk7263]

That faded camo job looks fantastic!Is that TC smoking a cig?Great work as usual.

[marrony]

Lookin' good.Excellent detail and weathering.

[Regulator]

Perfect camosheme!

[Agis]

That faded camo job looks fantastic!Is that TC smoking a cig?Great work as usual.

He, he! Sharp eyes! I am not sure if the model really holds acigarette, but I thought it would be a nice touch to give the German tanker a well deserved American cigarette...
 

[BigMecha]

Very Awesome!

You outdid yourself!

::: I think I'm envious:::::

kind of want to start getting WWII miniatures looking at your beautiful work!

[archangel1]

I really like your armour pieces, Agis.  One question - how much construction do you do before painting? Complete or sub-assemblies? I haven't done small scale armour for years, mostly 1/35 scale lately.  Decided to work on some 1/72 models for a change, considering how many I've got.  My lead mountain is only a gentle slope compared to my plastic Himalayas!

[Agis]

I really like your armour pieces, Agis.  One question - how much construction do you do before painting? Complete or sub-assemblies? I haven't done small scale armour for years, mostly 1/35 scale lately.  Decided to work on some 1/72 models for a change, considering how many I've got.  My lead mountain is only a gentle slope compared to my plastic Himalayas!

He, he, somehow plastic mountains grow faster, or? Must be the bigger packaging!
I am almost every time assemble the whole model, sometimes I did not glue the crewmen to the model and paint them separately. Sometimes a sub assembly is necessary (driver in a truck or so), but as said, these are rare occasions.