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[Handy Lance]

Tongde M60 tanks. A few photos from recent photo shoot and battle.

I think an M60 is my next project.

[Rubicon99]

Tongde M60 tanks. A few photos from recent photo shoot and battle.

[DavidN]

It was part of a 11-tank deal that I purchased from a buddy. It came out to be at $20 tag. It is just for indoor driving around the living room only. No battle. It has the hiccup sound just as one member stated awhile back, heheh!

[RichJohnson]

Oh man Im sorry dude, those Hooben Fury tanks are a piece of junk.
Rubicon got one and tested it out and determined the chassis and suspension was junk so I said I would take it on and I put an ibu into it and used it in battles twice. The chassis broke down fatally in the second battle.
The top half is good to move over to a tamiya chassis but the bottom half is just trash.
Though, now, maybe the top half could be moved over to a henglong with my hvss kit installed, I dont know if the top will line up well on a HL or not.
Im just sorry to see anyone spend money on a hooben fury, thats all, you made it look really nice, but the first time something gets stuck in the track it will all break apart.
Drive it carefully.

[DavidN]

[DavidN]

[DavidN]

My Hooben Easy Eight "FURY" repainted.

[Panzermechaniker]

Always preferred the look of the Leopard 1 to it's more modern brothers. That colour really makes it's silhouette stand out

[Rubicon99]

TongDe M60 "RISE" in USMC pre "Desert Storm" paint theme.

[Rubicon99]

Tamiya Leopard 1 early Belgian BE1 after first refit.
It took a used 1970s clutch drive chassis and a NIB 1980s motorized kit and a Perfect Scale brand Round turret kit some ED parts I had JVM make along with insane amount of work to build this model over a year and a a half. Still need to build the spotlight.

Seeing it with paint on really brings home the final look. 👍👍👍

[RichJohnson]

Tamiya Leopard 1 early Belgian BE1 after first refit.
It took a used 1970s clutch drive chassis and a NIB 1980s motorized kit and a Perfect Scale brand Round turret kit some ED parts I had JVM make along with insane amount of work to build this model over a year and a a half. Still need to build the spotlight.

[Rubicon99]

First official photo shoot of my newest TongDe USMC M60 "RISE" in pre "Desert Storm" paint scheme. This tank is not stock, it has a number of cosmetic enhancements and changes to its mechanical workings.

USMC M60 in family photo.

[gwHawker]

Tongde M60A3, I did not care for the woodland camo it came with so I repainted.

[Meter Rat]

Managed to get some outdoor photos of my two Tigers.

[Meter Rat]

WIP, Taigen Late Tiger, and Tamiya, Hobby Boss, Heng Long Hybrid.

[Rubicon99]

TongDe USMC M60 pre "Desert Storm" theme. Not quite done yet but close enough to post a photo. This tank is not stock and has a number of aftermarket cosmetic and mechanical upgrades.

[MrChef]

It’s a Tamiya Leopard 2A6 that’s been backdated to a 2A4 in early Singaporean Army service by using a Ludwig styrene conversion kit. As it was meant for a Heng Long Leopard 2A6, it was quite a bit more complicated and took a few years (yes I have a day job) to complete

Yeah day jobs just get in the way...

Excellent work sir! Welcome to the forum.

[Meter Rat]

It’s a Tamiya Leopard 2A6 that’s been backdated to a 2A4 in early Singaporean Army service by using a Ludwig styrene conversion kit. As it was meant for a Heng Long Leopard 2A6, it was quite a bit more complicated and took a few years (yes I have a day job) to complete

Thank you. It’s a very impressive piece. My Challenger took over two years to complete. But then we did build a house. Sometimes work and life just get in the way.

[cleong]

Well. That’s an impressive introduction. cleong, could you give more details?

It’s a Tamiya Leopard 2A6 that’s been backdated to a 2A4 in early Singaporean Army service by using a Ludwig styrene conversion kit. As it was meant for a Heng Long Leopard 2A6, it was quite a bit more complicated and took a few years (yes I have a day job) to complete

[Meter Rat]

Well. That’s an impressive introduction. cleong, could you give more details?