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I am from Pennsylvania in the south-central area close to Gettysburg.
Welcome. I see you took your photos where they should be; outside! Since you're coming from a modelling background, you are going to have twice the fun. Building, painting & driving, along with the fun/frustration of maintenance and repairs.
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Welcome. I see you took your photos where they should be; outside! Since you're coming from a modelling background, you are going to have twice the fun. Building, painting & driving, along with the fun/frustration of maintenance and repairs.I'm brand new to RC tanks. I previously only collected 1/32 and 1/18 tanks (Forces of Valor and 21st Century Toys). When I couldn't find a suitable 1/18 T-34/85 I settled on an RC Heng Long despite being slightly larger. Never *needed* an RC. Only wanted a static model. Now I'm hooked. I'm ready for my next addition. Most likely a Sherman. Here's my T-34. I actually ended up changing the turret number three times 😆. First was 457, then 97, now it's 58 and staying that.
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I'm brand new to RC tanks. I previously only collected 1/32 and 1/18 tanks (Forces of Valor and 21st Century Toys). When I couldn't find a suitable 1/18 T-34/85 I settled on an RC Heng Long despite being slightly larger. Never *needed* an RC. Only wanted a static model. Now I'm hooked. I'm ready for my next addition. Most likely a Sherman. Here's my T-34. I actually ended up changing the turret number three times 😆. First was 457, then 97, now it's 58 and staying that.Leave a comment:
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The basecoat is a mix of Tamiya for a bright RAL8000-
4x XF4, 2x XF52, 1x XF60

The Green Camo Olivegrun is a 50/50 mix XF 55&71

What warms it up and brings it together is a brown filter
Then there was a little bit of oil work for dirt, then it was chipping, washes and pigments..
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Incredible work, Sir.
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My tiger is close to being done, it was just to clean and needed some weathering! Got a little carried away but that’s ok! Now if my decals I ordered from Peddinghaus ever shows up I can finish. Been a month now is that normal for them!5 PhotosLeave a comment:
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I will love to see the inside of your refined Taigen M26. I have a 2005 Heng Long Snow Leopard that is 20% Taigen with the Taigen Gen2 metal gearbox.I found a rare Taigen M26. I took me a whole day to rip out its "guts" and replaced with the Clark's board, recoil barrel unit, barrel elevation motor, barrel muzzle flash, metal gearboxes, DAK IR receiver and the powerful IR emitter. I kept the barrel short so I can battle with it easier. I had extra decals from my Tamiya M26 so I used them on this beast.
The original HL M26 came with plastic gearbox and a short barrel. I made several upgrade of the radio and ended up with the HL 2.4GHz 6.0S.
I upgraded the gearbox to Heng Xin steel gearbox. The mounting approach of Heng Xin limited it to 380 motor. I ran it for about year and want it to run faster than the 26 mph scale speed. The Taigen Gen2 metal gearbox allows me to pair it with the 390 motor. The resultant 40 mph scale speed is too fast for the M26. But it is fun and you will need the metal tracks.
I added barrel recoil using the HL recoil unit that comes with the long barrel. I like the look of it.
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I found a rare Taigen M26. I took me a whole day to rip out its "guts" and replaced with the Clark's board, recoil barrel unit, barrel elevation motor, barrel muzzle flash, metal gearboxes, DAK IR receiver and the powerful IR emitter. I kept the barrel short so I can battle with it easier. I had extra decals from my Tamiya M26 so I used them on this beast.
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