The British (Centurion III) is coming
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When I bought my King tiger from AAF museum, they sent me an email stating that the invoice was $800 with my CC info that I provided. But when I received the statement from my CC company at the end of the month, it only showed $700. Just want to share my purchase experience. Who knows.... AAF might bring the price down similar to their other Tamiya armors :pray:.Leave a comment:
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The to my door price was about $100 more then buying it from the AAF museum. Basically the difference of the added radio system.
We had to negotiate with the seller a bit but got the price down to $1040 + CA. Sales tax (PayPal). Shipping was expensive because I paid for expedited FedEx air. $200.
AAF has them listed at $1150 plus shipping.
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One day earlier than we thought. So you better finish it a day sooner too, lol. Looking forward to see how it turns out!Leave a comment:
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The new Tamiya Centurion is in the much larger 1/16 scale.Does anyone know what the scale of this Cent is?
I ask as I picked up their 1/25th version last year - a model kit complete with TX, proportional movement, turret rotation but no elevation. Nice kit but been around forever.
that plus no one makes a 1/25th IDF 105mm conversion for it as opposed to building a Korean War MkIII.
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Does anyone know what the scale of this Cent is?
I ask as I picked up their 1/25th version last year - a model kit complete with TX, proportional movement, turret rotation but no elevation. Nice kit but been around forever.
that plus no one makes a 1/25th IDF 105mm conversion for it as opposed to building a Korean War MkIII.Leave a comment:
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Same spec from another vendor. No information yet as to the size of bearings required. Hopefully they are the same ones used on the majority of their tanks. 🤞
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David & R99, thanks for the clarification. As for the bearings, would you get the Tamiya set or same spec from other vendors?Leave a comment:
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The NA package will need both a transmitter and receiver of at least 4 channels. Otherwise it is the same kit. About the only upgrade both kits need is to change the brass wheel bushing over to bearings. Cheap and easy upgrade, but best done during the initial build process.
Just for clarity this is a kit NOT an RTR tank like Heng Long or Taigen/Torro tanks. You get a box of ~1000 parts that must be assembled into a tank.Leave a comment:
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Because it is a model/RC kit, most retailers state that the item comes with no Tx, Rx, battery, charger, paints and finishing supplies.Leave a comment:
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Since the NA package does not include the radio, does one simply add Tx & Tx? Or is there something else the NA package lacking besides consumables like batteries?Leave a comment:
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Buying from Japan is not the same as buying from China. Buying from Japan supports a close ally and friend of the US. Who doesn’t want to support ones friends.
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Yes! I pre-ordered it through our "American" museum. Unlike someone.... sending $ oversea. Haha! So sorry! Bad joke! I sent a lot of my $ to Toucan in China too :-(Leave a comment:
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Excellent news, I am looking forward to your build and review.
The March arrival date is optimistic. With port backlogs on the west coast (thank you CA for this) a mid April date is more plausible.
I couldn’t wait that long and ordered one straight from Japan. Tracking shows it will be arriving Jan 19th. I will be doing a build and drive review once it arrives.Leave a comment:

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