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I want to get into rc tanks as a new hobby any suggestions and advice would be appreciated.
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Meter rat, I bought the Leopard and the Challenger with all metal running gear. Both were prone to de-tracking no matter what I did until I replaced the metal tracks with plastic, still running the metal sprockets. Not a single detrack since. There's a width difference between the metal and plastic tracks, and the tolerances with the former are too tight.Originally posted by Meter Rat View PostWished I’d known that before purchasing my T72, Abrams, and Challenger. 🤔 Although the T72 is very reliable. The other two not so much. Mind I prefer modern tanks.
The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!
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Nice choice.Originally posted by Baddest_Larry View PostI ordered the Tiger 1 on motion Rc due to price and it being one of my favorite tanks
Here are some good Tiger I reference links to keep you busy while you wait and to help you decide what you may customize or mod-
The Tiger is without doubt one of the most famous tanks to have ever existed. But does it deserve its fearsome reputation?
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Hello and welcome as a new "lost boy" in the RC Tanker realm.Originally posted by Baddest_Larry View PostI ordered the Tiger 1 on motion Rc due to price and it being one of my favorite tanks
I enjoyed reading through this thread with all the good questions and advises made.
Fast fwd.
My Tiger 1 (basic with steel gear box) turned out to be very reliable in outdoor operations.
I own alll but the regular Pz3 HL.
I'm driving mine in all seasons, always outdoors. Still moderate use, no battlegrounds close by.
Tiger 1 is a very good choice.
Congratulations.
Next, get a T34/85, they go along very well unless fired upon.
Get your Lady some flowers or other spoils of RC Tank warfare on and off, makes "future projects" easier.
Have fun.
CCC
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thank you for all the reading material gonna dive in when i get off work.Originally posted by MrChef View Post
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Thanks for sharing your tiger 1 love the paint pattern you choseOriginally posted by cpt.chaos canada View Post
Hello and welcome as a new "lost boy" in the RC Tanker realm.
I enjoyed reading through this thread with all the good questions and advises made.
Fast fwd.
My Tiger 1 (basic with steel gear box) turned out to be very reliable in outdoor operations.
I own alll but the regular Pz3 HL.
I'm driving mine in all seasons, always outdoors. Still moderate use, no battlegrounds close by.
Tiger 1 is a very good choice.
Congratulations.
Next, get a T34/85, they go along very well unless fired upon.
Get your Lady some flowers or other spoils of RC Tank warfare on and off, makes "future projects" easier.
Have fun.
CCC
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Literally watched this yesterday, lol I even remember when it first aired on tv on the history channel lol very good documentary wish they would make a new one or something or even a movie like fury but with a German tank crew or British or something that would be cool. strangely enough a stray kitten showed up in our yard at the house it is dark grey and has stripes like a tiger coincidence I think not its a sign, all signs say tiger tank lol.Originally posted by MrChef View Post
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See the movie "SiSu" click on the followingOriginally posted by Baddest_Larry View Post
Literally watched this yesterday, lol I even remember when it first aired on tv on the history channel lol very good documentary wish they would make a new one or something or even a movie like fury but with a German tank crew or British or something that would be cool. strangely enough a stray kitten showed up in our yard at the house it is dark grey and has stripes like a tiger coincidence I think not its a sign, all signs say tiger tank lol.
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I wanted to see that one it looked down right entertaining to say the least especially from trailers and clips i have seenOriginally posted by cmdrcody View Post
See the movie "SiSu" click on the following
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