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Here is the view from the Allies team looking at the side of the Axis team including the curiosity of the people at the park. It was quite simple and fun for all new players. I set up the battles as German against Allies the entire day. New players simply just needed to know that green tanks with red or white stars are on one side. Tanks with crosses and others colors are on the other side. Therefore we did not get much confusions and not many friendly fires. When we finished, one of the teenagers asked me I planned to do this again next week, lol.
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Looks great David.
did all the leaves give the tanks any problem? I think I would have taken a rake and cleaned them up.RC tank parts and accessories I make
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Cool. I have wanted someone to come drone film our events for years. I did have a GoPro tank several years ago but it was not a battle tank so no one wanted to drive it.
A drone really is a good way to go.RC tank parts and accessories I make
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A couple things; first, I brought a GoPro tank to two events, it was basically ignored. It's been repurposed to be the IDF Sherman. Second, I have a 9 year old Phantom 2 drone (Stone Age in drone years). I flew it today, thinking about battle recording. It's sorta difficult to get it close enough to a tank for a good shot. The camera has a wide angle lens so things get real small when they're even a little ways away, and with mine, the landing gear and motor arms show up in the picture sometimes. ZS, I imagine your drones would be much better in this application!Twenty six tanks, and not done yet!
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Originally posted by SoCalBobS View PostA couple things; first, I brought a GoPro tank to two events, it was basically ignored. It's been repurposed to be the IDF Sherman. Second, I have a 9 year old Phantom 2 drone (Stone Age in drone years). I flew it today, thinking about battle recording. It's sorta difficult to get it close enough to a tank for a good shot. The camera has a wide angle lens so things get real small when they're even a little ways away, and with mine, the landing gear and motor arms show up in the picture sometimes. ZS, I imagine your drones would be much better in this application!
Some time last year?, I was into tanks really heavy, then dropped off the map for a long time. Thats because I got into Drones..then that kinda faded away, and now Im back heavy into tanks again. I want to merge the 2 hobbies for sure. Now that the weather has gotten somewhat tollerable, I'll get into flying again-Its allot of fun.
I watched your vid (Im a subscriber) and it was most enjoyable. I can appreciate the time it takes to set up your camera's, get the shot, then set them up again, get another shot, so forth and so on. Thats a hellava lot of work, not to mention editing the footage. Well done sir. I have a DJI Osmo, and have yet to figure how to mount it to my tanks-any advice would be outstanding. First person footage from a commanders point of view is super killer-love it. Sure beats those cheesy FPV cam's, altough I do have a few of those as well.
I wanted to ask you about the squeeking tracks. That totalty blew me away. What board are your running? Did you edit a soundtrack in? Cause' that aint no stock board, thats for sure.
Great job sir.
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I've started another thread to continue our video conversation, to return this one to David:
(This topic is to continue one that got to hijacking another thread.) From Zippersnapper: "Bob, I have been meaning to set up a close flyover on my tanks. These 2 are perfect for that as they have all sorts of settings to use (without boring you to death) and what not. Both of these are registered with the FAA (the miniTwenty six tanks, and not done yet!
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