I guess at $799 I personally wouldn't call the FOA Tiger cheap, but to each
his own.
The FOA Tiger is a sturdy kit from what I have read/seen on the web about
it. ABS
plastic is quite strong (I use it on my Sturmtiger tracks rivited to the
2060 attachment
chain). I have lost track pads, but never
Hi Guys
I'm tying with the dea of buying the cheap FOA Tiger made for ABS plastics
and then strengthening it for RC
anyone have any pro's and Con's on the idea ?
My son has a fully fitted out workshop for shop fitting and detailed joinery
but my last attempt to go in there and start a tank
(a T34
Travis...
As a novice builder myself, I opted for plywood as it much more
forgiving than metal. If you look on the site at T064 you'll see that
I had to redo the hull... and turret,... and road wheels... more than
once. :-)
Cheers,
Fred
On Sep 29, 3:01 pm, Travis Butterfield
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> Ok thank
So what type of motor would i use for the tank i'm building, it is going to be
a panzer vi ausf. e and approximately 3.5 feet long and around 100 lbs? I'm
not sure what to do cause i've never built one before.
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Hiya guys. Just wanted to share a link: http://englishrussia.com/?p=533
Think of all the re-usable parts going to waste.
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The Maus is much taller... Back in the day, a short silouette didn't
mean as much (or it wasn't realized that it DID mean something,
yet)...
--
Clark in Georgia, Commissar of the Red Banner Southern Fleet
"We will pass through the American patrols, past their sonar nets, and
lay off their larges
It looks like the Maus and the Abrams have the same width, but the Maus is
longer and taller and heavier.
-Gregory
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 6:13 PM, Matt wrote:
>
> I wouldn't trade my Abrams for anything in the world, but I just never
> realized that it was about as big as a maus!! Well I guess
