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    #41
    Saw this at the firework tent near house last year, saw it again this year and had to get a couple.

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    • Panzermechaniker
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      #42
      Originally posted by SoCalBobS
      Have I gone too far? Presenting my Unterwasserpanzer.

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      We had to replace our pool vacuum. Selecting the one with tank tracks was a no-brainer! (The decal won’t be staying. She said no.)
      Truly is a Tauchpanzer. Excellent

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      • SoCalBobS
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        #43
        Is the tank too big, or the train too small?

        When I run out of tank projects (only temporarily of course!), I dig out some other hobby stuff. A OO9 scale (1:76 scale narrow gauge running on n scale track) British steam locomotive, posed in front of a 1:16...well, you identify it!


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        Now, where is that M24 Chaffee?
        The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!

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        • SoCalBobS
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          #44
          While looking back at this thread, I realized I left something relevant out. Earlier I had proposed making Warhammer 40K tanks in 1:16 scale of which there are none, even in 3DP form. I posted this effort elsewhere, but it needs to be included here:

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          Interesting similarities, eh? Here it is at a SoCalRCTank battle event:

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          The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!

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          • SoCalBobS
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            #45
            Nobody guessed? Here ya are:

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            The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!

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            • SoCalBobS
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              #46
              I'm not painting my Mato King Tiger for now. So I had to find another use for it. To give it credit, the Coke can held up for a while, but I finally got it!



              By the way, this guy sits at 18.2 pounds on my bathroom scale.
              The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!

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              • DavidN
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                • May 2021
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                #47
                Originally posted by SoCalBobS
                I'm not painting my Mato King Tiger for now. So I had to find another use for it. To give it credit, the Coke can held up for a while, but I finally got it!

                By the way, this guy sits at 18.2 pounds on my bathroom scale.
                We should battle together in the near future......

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