Hi guys, there is a video of my ongoing project of KingTiger 1/6 scale. I have
run it in the
front parking and I am please to see it doing a flawless run, I see the track
tension was
just right. Check it out in my Photobucket album, the Snow Run, and listen
to the sound of
steal tracks, I
Where is there that much snow still? Looks great btw.
Tom
(What is the story with the pic labelled transformation? Looks like a 6x6
vehicle)
On Feb 20, 2011, at 7:35 AM, Guy Gregoire wrote:
Hi guys, there is a video of my ongoing project of KingTiger 1/6 scale. I
have run it in the
A lot of Rock Crawler axles (including the ones on the KOR jeep, are
milled from aluminium billet and are tough as nails. As for other RC
truck parts, I think it will depend on how they are powered. The Nitro
trucks have transmission parts capable of taking the strain, I should
think, and they are
still love them tracks - wish i made them rather than all of these resin
ones . next time, next
and a direct link for anyone just wanting to see his vid
_http://s757.photobucket.com/albums/xx212/Gregtank/?action=viewcurrent=KTiger11.mp4_
Pete bless you mate but you do a lot of considering and maybe even a
lot of thinking.
The KOR jeep has a very wide turning circle because it is fitted with
a standard servo that is lacking the power required for anything else.
Personally I no longer care for anything as limiting as a 2WD SV . I
Thing is , if I were to build such a piece . who would drive/store/pay
for/maintain it?
I can afford the hours to put into its construction but thats about
it. The KOR needs members to participate in the hobby , mainly with
designs on battles . more KOR assets will just mean more hassle for
the
Original Message
From: Guy Gregoire guygregoire...@hotmail.com
Hi guys, there is a video of my ongoing project of KingTiger 1/6 scale.
I have run it in the
front parking and I am please to see it doing a flawless run, I guess
the track tension was
just right. Check it out in
What is it ? only a contest of concept? IT'd be impossible to fully design a
tank
Chrys
- Original Message -
From: Bill Hamilton billw...@gmail.com
To: rctankcombat@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2011 2:37 AM
Subject: Re: [TANKS] Re: DARPA Combat Vehicle Design
This is great, Greg. I especially like the tracks which look very real
and yes, metal tracks sound right. Great job!
Phil
On Feb 20, 4:29 pm, Frank Pittelli frank.pitte...@gmail.com wrote:
Original Message
From: Guy Gregoire guygregoire...@hotmail.com
Hi guys, there is a
Has anyone tried having 2 motors, one controlling each axle, like a
tank, as opposed to a diferential? Even if you don't fit some sort of
power limiter to the inner wheel (eg a resistor which cuts in when the
steering hits a microswitch) I'd have thought that the motors would
compensate for the
I'm pleased to report that after 2?3? years the Hetzer is fully
operational! I'll produce some photos when I can find the camera, the
lead, and some daylight, but I can report that the tank now uses the
MAG system as opposed to unreliable Sabertooth ESC. The marker now
sits on the lower hull, not
This is great news , I`ll bet your pleased .
how is the tanks controllability at speed ?
we may well have a new battle site to put T057 to test.
Neil R
On Feb 20, 5:28 pm, Phil sasquevane...@aol.com wrote:
I'm pleased to report that after 2?3? years the Hetzer is fully
operational! I'll
The story goes as is. When I first build the hull of the King Tiger I was not
knowing how to make the
tracks for that size of vehicule, so in the mean time I decided to have fun and
to build a 6 wheels vehicule.
The 6 wheels was motorized with their own suspension and it was handling like a
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