That was very neat how you had a ring inside a ring for that turret. Thank you for sharing the info. I now can feel quite at ease in getting this project started. I did not want to get the Mato M36. RichJohnson advised me not to get involved into the Mato tank. It is also quite expensive. I figure that if I just buy the Mato M36 turret and install it on the HL M4 tank just like you did, I will save myself some $ :-)
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I have this catalog for 25 years. I always like the tank on the front page.
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Now I have one similar to it in 1/16 RC
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T34/85 converted to T34/76, in a thread on the forum.
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First Tank and paint.Attached FilesComment
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Cisco Kid here from Texas.
Thought I would share some photos of my Shermans.Comment
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Wow! Cisco K...you are really into Shermans. Welcome to the tank forum!SoCal RC Tank Club Facebook Group
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Wow indeed, I remember that tv show!Comment
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Remnants of the Panzer Abteilung 505 gather in East Prussia to prevent the fast advance of those Russian T34/85 tanks.
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Nice, David!
Since were doing "cousins", here's a couple. Actually the result of a turret transplant! The KV's not done yet, but far along enough for a photo.
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By the way.....The King Tiger is from HL and the Late Tiger I is from Torro.SoCal RC Tank Club Facebook Group
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Bob, you better connect that T34/85 turret onto the KV chassis soon or my Tigers will knock that turret sky high
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Individual picture of each tiger from the Panzer Abteilung 505
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Vandra's StuG IV conversion applied to an HL PzKpfw IV. Now you know where those StuG II crew members go!
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Nice work on the camouflage and weathering. The crews look very realistic.SoCal RC Tank Club Facebook Group
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I might have developed a problem....
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Me too! I met you only once at the LA tank event and I already got that "Developed Problem" from you, lol.
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I don’t see problems, I see opportunities.The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!Comment
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