Good work Twig! It just gets better and better! has anybody talked you into painting this yet? I am amazed at all the little PE pieces. Unreal to say the least! Dont keep it boxed up too long..... this beauty deserves to be seen!

Holly Cow. That's some extra wonderful detailed work. when do you add fuel and fire that bad boy up????

That is great work, no sign of glue ANYWHERE. Can't say enough.....

Man - I would paint it! That Tiger will roar to life even more if you paint it. I know the feelings of leaving it unpainted but man. That will look really, no Really good painted.

Just my 2 cents, fun to look at either way.

I'll see Slodder's "Holy Cow" and raise him a "Whoa!" That is some incredibly incredible detail work.

Greg B.

Unbelievable. Truly the most inspiring model I have ever seen.

Patrick

You already know my opinion Lee, but just so everyone else knows this is the best detailing I have ever seen. Count me on the side of painting.

Rob

I too love to detail interiors but even with my enflated ego, I could not boast having detailed an interior like yours. It is absolutely marvelous. I am for leaving it unpainted as you can see the detail much better that way. If you do decide to paint it however, be sure to use the Fingerprint Designs interior stencils

Andrew

excellent work twig!!!!!!!! (++) (++)

Twig

Yeah then It makes sense that you can paint it if you have a couple of subassemblies otherwise it would be kind of hard job to give the cat color :-)

I was quite quiet when I saw the first batch of pics and I reached a state under silence when seeing this update of the beast... My god that`s some outstanding detail.. you are still together with your wife :-) I think it`s too bad that you are boxing her up for a while and I hope that will not be too long

Great Job and I definately want to see more of it

Let me do this for you
http://www.precipice.co.uk/tiger1_construction2.html

A clickable link to the most awesome tiger ever built

Really great pics dude I like it thanks for posting

Lee,

You have created a masterpiece. And in 1/35th scale... WOW. Please keep us up to date with new pics. I cannot wait to see the finished product, painted or not.

Just amazing work.

Yours in awe,

Scott

I am even more impressed each time I look at the pix of this awesome model, it just keeps getting better and better.

To ease this discussion, here's a picture of this incredible project ! Most techniques are in scratchbuilding 101, but it takes a steady hand, a keen eye, lots of patience and years of experience to do something like this. Most of us have met our master here :