Jeff

http://www.alanhamby.com/tiger.html Looks to be a lot of detailed information, and as always if you guys know about this accept my apologies for doubling up.....

Staggeringly Beautiful....................... the attention to detail is beyond reproach........................

https://www.ultracast.ca/Default.asp Might be something of interest for you guys.

Genius.............

Holy...................... did that ever turn out NICE............... wow

Now that is brilliant, a jig for the rig................ the tooth pick to hold everything tight................ I wouldn't have thought of that.................nice neat clean tidy work Ryan, that looks damn near perfect.....

This makes my eyes water......................... outstanding artistry Mike !!

I'd love to Carl, that would be a blast..... no such thing out west here....

Sure you do, Carl................ ONLY if it's perfect..............I NEVER see a flaw in any of the work all you guys do, I think there is a little B/S here SAWG, and FICE........... nay nay gentlemen.................. your works are all top drawer................ ALL of you, and for the record, Ernie, the front turret is damn near perfect......and the mid upper is nothing short of 100%....... just sayin.............

I'm checking out their website..................over 11,000 kits??!! I'd be lost there........ what a place..... I'm changing my 'You Dog' comment to 'You LUCKY Dog', that place looks awesome ! I'd love to see a hobby store like that...... I'd never leave ! Do they deliver pizza there??

You DOG !

You might have to send those guys that are doing the restoration some pics, or even the finished model to keep their inspiration going................ this is awesome man!

Holy..................sure looks like a good fit...... by 'brake rods' do you mean the push rods from the brake chambers ( is thing on air?) or long brake rods from the cab? The Merit M19 truck was on air and very small brake chambers and push rods to fiddle with... looks cool when done though I will say..... is that the kit 'cable? I assume you know that if you want to 'tighten up' that 'cable' you can run it over some Bees Wax, and it will hold it's shape for years, and won't collect dust.............. I tried that on some rigging for a Spad I did back in the 80's and it is still perfect...... but I'm sure you know that already................

That lower right front fender looks PERFECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

( I need beer with my popcorn) watching intensely here Carl.................................... I love the fit............ and good call, I thought the framing looked a little flimsy from the pic, I really think your way is by far the better way..................

Looking really good Rob, and as Martin mentions, nice moldings....... drive line looks great !

Thanks guys, I'm always a little apprehensive to post stuff like that, for the thought I am way behind the times..... so yesterday I went into the stash, and dug out the very old Tamiya Jeep kit.....I had a little after market stuff, and one thing I had forgotten was I have a set of decals for it...... 'Quartemasterdepot' decals... apparently long out of business I guess eh? Does anyone know or remember these guys? Some Canadian armor subjects....

+1

No Kidding, Martin those pics are gold ! Thanks Rick..... top notch detail photos....

At Least they kept the integral shape of the Lancaster with 104, not that abomination like on 217.... I think 104 is by far one of the prettiest post war Lancaster's in the world, and thanks to the restoration gods she will fly again ! Love you attention to detail Ernie...and a true modeller......I'm still lurking here....

AWESOME, Carl.............. glad it's of some interest,,,,

I asked for that................

Thanks Phil I added your to my list now as well....