Just wondering if these were any good.
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Are WSN T34/85s any good?
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I don't know but I was bored and found you some reading material-
War Room - WSN 1/16 scale RC Tanks - So I was surfing eBay and I came across these tanks called WSN 1/16 scale RC. I just want to know if any of you have any and what they're like. I can't find any reviews on them, and I want a top quality tank. They're quite pricey and I don't want to waste my money it it's no good. I
I just sold this old girl to a nice couple here in the States. So before I pack her up for shipment, I wanted to do a quick thread. There are some cool and hidd
Hopefully someone else here can help you. I'm curious to learn more as well after reading those links.
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I found this thread:
I currently have 9 H.L.and two Torro tanks. My view is H.L. are superior aside from costing half the price for the Pro version What am I missing as to whether to get more Torros.. Other benefits over the Torro besides price: Much superior progressive acceleration and turns. This is huge. Torros are way too sensitive,
Sounds like you might be better off getting the Heng Long T-34/85. Of course, availability may be an issue. I don’t know since it’s been a while since I’ve looked into what’s a available.
FWIW, I love my HL T-34/85.
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WSN is basically the RC side of the Trumpeter model company. I had a WSN T34 prior to owning my Taigen hulled T34 variants. WSN was the first version of the T34 released in 1/16th scale that was RC. They have plastic gears. A lot of folks used them for conversion to Tamiya electronics back in the day when no other T34 options were available. I never got around to converting mine since Taigen came out with their version and it was much better. I eventually sold it on Ebay in it's stock form. Then HL came out with their version which is cheaper than the Taigen version, but IMO the Taigen version is better. If you buy the WSN, good luck finding parts if anything breaks. Frankly if you want a T34 and don't want to spend Taigen money, get the HL version.
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No, never buy one unless you want a static prop. They are well known for being junk of junk by us old time RC tankersRC tank parts and accessories I make
www.RichardSJohnson.net/id28.html
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Originally posted by Milspec1 View PostOK. Thank you. I glad I asked before wasting $130 on one.
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IMO, stick with Heng Long. At $169 from Motion RC, the sting of the extra cost will disappear very quickly, and you'll have a well known, parts available tank. One of the best features is the main board. Driving and steering has evolved to be definitely the best in the industry for the cost. It's also one of the most rugged, dependable tanks HL makes.Twenty six tanks, and not done yet!
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