[Copland]

I held off from buying the Cyber-Hobby Tiger I, but, thought I would get it because of the unique camo. Does anyone have this? If so, what do you think. And lastly, has anyone ordered from Dragon Online when the item is listed as "waiting list." I have pre-ordered from them which took months. So, I am assuming "waiting list," would be worse.

[IDAK]

Hi

When i ordered that one from cyberhobby it arrived within about 2 weeks which was very surprising given how long i've waited for some other tanks from them.

I liked it but i think i recall Rubberduck saying he wasn't totally happy with it.

Cheers

[csiemers]

I think it's a pretty neat looking tank. Not the best one though. Can't say about the Waiting List.

[sgtsaunders]

What is the difference between CH and Dragon? I they sister companies? How are they related?

[PappyB]

Originally Posted by sgtsaunders

What is the difference between CH and Dragon? I they sister companies? How are they related?

CH exclusively puts out the limited release Dragon models, I believe that's the only difference. All of Dragon's releases are unlimited...

[butcherbird]

Originally Posted by sgtsaunders

What is the difference between CH and Dragon?

About $15.00 -$20.00
Actually CH releases are supposed to be special editions. They used to be limited to production runs of 500 (I think)
Lately they seem to be just dressed up versions of an existing Dragon release.
Some of them come on an upturned plastic dog bowl lookin' thing with some simulated snow/dirt/grass on top.
Haven't bought one for some time so maybe the've changed but I doubt it.

[sgtsaunders]

Interesting . . . Because Dragon Online, when it comes to the Dragon Armor collection is quite limited to what CH is offering. I guess I'm lucky to have a local Hobby shop which is online and I can choice from many available items. I was hoping Dragon Online had a better offering.

[Legio LXXII]

Originally Posted by sgtsaunders

Interesting . . . Because Dragon Online, when it comes to the Dragon Armor collection is quite limited to what CH is offering. I guess I'm lucky to have a local Hobby shop which is online and I can choice from many available items. I was hoping Dragon Online had a better offering.

Dragon Online is part of Dragon Models USA, the distributor of Dragon Models in the USA. They're a distributor for Dragon Models, not a retailer so that's why you can't buy the Dragon Armor line on the Dragon Online website.