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When you say inverted are they placed upside down i.e. incorrectly?..... I am not well versed in how they should look..... Is the flat side of the track to be contacting the ground??....It seems that is what is trying to be conveyed in the picture....Thank You

Are these red arrows pointing at damaged areas on the ED Panzer IV ????? ....Please explain....much appreciated.... Thank You Frank

Hangyu.......PLEASE MAKE SIDE SKIRTS REMOVEABLE on the Panzer IV..if you choose to add them.:salute::..........I personnaly think that side skirts and schurzen panels hide the track and wheels way too much....making for an ugly boring tank

I bulit this Panzer IV in 1:35th scale a few years back

Maybe or maybe not..... who knows ??...Could be other issues or problems as well that we are unaware of

It's a bit ridiculous to only sell 5 grey Panzer IV's on e-bay:rolleyes2:.....Likely all 5 were purchased by one individual who will have them ALL re-painted. :wink2: ^&grin ^&grin....And later will try to sell one for $750 on e-bay (plus $25 shipping of course:rolleyes2:)...The DAK Version is...

I am not good at taking accurate dimensional measurements of AFV's ....But there is no question that the ED Tiger is larger then 1:30th scale.....I know that some expert forum members can provide very accurate detailed measurements that will confirm the size of this ED Tiger....

I prefer Figarti Tigers and Panthers....( and FL Tigers but they are someone pricey) .. I also have a few older K/C Tigers wich are polystone and lack detail ....Both FL and Figarti have more detail, better tracks and scale accuracy is more reliable....Sorry but that's just the facts.

The German Commander is a K/C figure which is likely 1:28th scale

Again I have the ED Grey Tiger which I re-painted....it is larger then 1:30th and it has been communicated by Hunter Rose that it "likely measures out" to be a "large-ish 1:29th" scale.....It does not work well with Figarti Tigers which are accurate 1:30th.....However it does work well with WB...

NICE.....Grey Short Gun Barrel Stug III Ausf B C or D would be great for Very Early WWII or Even Early WWII Eastern Front.:salute::....Now someone just needs to do this in accurate 1:30th scale :rolleyes2:

Clearly the Eagle Design Tiger is significantly larger in many respects then the K/C Tiger and does not work at all with FL Tigers....It seems to work well with WB WWII figures .....I wish that the ED Tiger was true 1:30th scale but clearly it is not

Very Nice.:smile2:...Really Excellent..:salute:::salute::.....Thank you for posting these fine photos

Figarti has never been good at making figures that is not their forte.....But... They are VERY GOOD at 1:30th scale WWII AFV's.....Figarti's latest Camoflage Panther sold by Hobbybunker is simply EXCELLENT and reasonably priced as well:salute:::salute:::salute::......Don't Miss out on that...

One of my favorites also.:salute::...I wish that FL would make more varied tank commader figures....We could use some winter tank commaders... I had to adjust and cut the knee off one FL German Winter Commander figure in oder to fit it into the FL Winter Tiger Turret

I am still waiting on the ED Winter Version?????Any word on any release date???

You better believe it can be done...:rolleyes2:.....The casts for the molds are practically identical.....So that's why FL just needs to start releasing some short supply items such as flagbearers in the Flick Starter program at a modest mark up which would regeuvenate interest in remaining...

Sure no problem do you accept pay-pal

You might want to check out the latest NAPS FL Mass battle release.... at $43.95 very reasonable....i think you will find these to be very close in sculpts to the original series and the paint could be easily modified. Would save you a ton of money:salute::

Because Brad it's a fools bet....Read Post #45......Real Money ??....Real Money is when you buy and hoard products for $69 dollars (or actually much less as a dealer at wholesale) then hoard it and wait on it to be "retired" and then resell it for $250 or 4X's fair resale value.....Personally I...