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Thanks for explaining your tracks, that's exactly what I though they're were for.
The tracks are called Winterketten. They were developed for deep snow and on the Eastern front. My Stug is modeled after a Finnish Sturni that the Fins acquired from the Germans. The winter tracks aren't 100% accurate as there's no proof the Fins had or used them. But they definitely look cool.
Thanks for looking in.
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The tracks are called Winterketten. They were developed for deep snow and on the Eastern front. My Stug is modeled after a Finnish Sturni that the Fins acquired from the Germans. The winter tracks aren't 100% accurate as there's no proof the Fins had or used them. But they definitely look cool.
Thanks for looking in.Leave a comment:
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The paint is Tamiya XF. All 3 colors are custom mixed. The Grey is 50% XF 55, 45% XF 19, 5% XF 2.
All were thinned 70% Lacquer Thinner to 30% paint mix and painted at 10 PSI with a .5 needle.
This is what it looked like after initial painting-

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Its a quick and dirty Firefly I did in a Matilda scheme the Brits used in either Malta or Crete, I forget which now.Leave a comment:
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The HL M26 is good tank. The biggest difference between the Tamiya and HL is the gearboxes. Tamiya as lower geared and smoother running. Otherwise about equal tanks.Leave a comment:
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Don't feel so bad, I'm from Rhode Island, USA, and I can say the same thing. That's why most of my RC tanks are airsoft, and I'm modifying a new M24 and removing anything to do with IR Battle.
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Rubicon99, I've always liked the Tamiya M26, but the price has always scared me away!!!!!!! Finally, I picked up a HL M26. Yes, it's a far cry from the Tamiya. I haven't done anything with it yet, but sooner or later I will.
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I totally agree with you!!!They range from poor to fair in most aspects, but this gives them just enough to look decent to 95% of their target market which is not modelers, but younger “RTR” RC users. They are nowhere near Tamiya levels in accuracy, but then even Tamiya is not overly accurate on some of their 1/16 tanks.
Being fair in accuracy makes the HL tanks relatively easy to bring up to “good” levels with the right aftermarket parts, paint and a bit of “hobby’n skill”.
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Chef, What paint brand /formula did you use for the desert yellow?Leave a comment:
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Ain't been round these parts in a minute. Here's my last project. A Finnish Sturmi.






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Thankfully I look nowhere near my age, good genes and healthy active lifestyle have gone a long way.Leave a comment:


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