Well Shermans vs. T-34's in drag . . . :-)
http://imcdb.org/images/031/790.jpg
On Jan 24, 9:14 pm, Mark_123521 wrote:
> Watching "Kelley's Heros" (you know Shermans vs. Tigers) on TV and
> assembling track.
>
> http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z65/mm123521/HPIM0711.jpg
>
> http://i192.photobuc
Ben:
Thanks! I hope this variation of treadmill track works.
With this amount of time invested, it would be a real disapointment if
it didnt work out.
As I build this track, I am thinking about how it could be done
better.
I tested the bond between the rubber treadmill belt and the PVC
plastic.
I
Mark,
I had this stuff bookmarked as suitable for treadmill belt:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370190438210&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
Also, you could make the suspension arms, etc. and just bolt them to the
chassis. Later you could add the fully articulated parts.
Derek
T0
Chris:
Thanks for the reply.
I spent half of the day going through old posts on suspension systems
-- theres a lot of good stuff here, if you dig it out.
Suspension does look cool!
I need to make a decision soon - suspension or not- so I dont get
"stalled out" on actually building a tank.
Thanks
I like suspension simply for the fact it looks cool! people seemed to
be impressed with "complex moving parts"...
I have built a few tanks, my first had no suspension, it performed
great, and trust me I beat that thing up all the time, it wasnt
uncommon to see me out in the scrub trying to flip it
