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  • Y'know, you don't HAVE to use full throttle on the Stuart, but you can!

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

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    • I love that! A Coolbank Stuart wired with IR is on my bucket list!

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      • Tamiya has just announced an update to their venerable Leopard 2A6, but with improvements like metal suspension arms:



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        • Coolbank posted this video on FB. He states it will be available for purchase in April 2025.

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

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          • And if I read correctly, it might only cost $20 more than the M5.
            SoCal RC Tank Club Facebook Group
            Largest active RC Tank club in Southern California
            Gathering 1-2x monthly/All Ages & Experience levels welcome​

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            • Originally posted by SoCalBobS View Post
              Coolbank posted this video on FB. He states it will be available for purchase in April 2025.

              Can they make the video WITHOUT that awful music?!!! For now, I just turn the sound off hoping that there is no narration or explanation about what they are showing.

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              • Found this on the Coolbank Model Store.
                Never noticed this product before?

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                With a painting job + decals w/ maybe some slight modifications
                To recreate the Volkswagen Kommandeurswagen Typ87
                the four wheel drive version of the Volkswagen Beetle
                that was produced from 41' to '44.
                Like the Steyr1500A; nice addition to any RC German ww2 tank fleet.
                cheers!! PZ Loco

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                • Originally posted by PanzerLoco View Post
                  Found this on the Coolbank Model Store.
                  Never noticed this product before?

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                  With a painting job + decals w/ maybe some slight modifications
                  To recreate the Volkswagen Kommandeurswagen Typ87
                  the four wheel drive version of the Volkswagen Beetle
                  that was produced from 41' to '44.
                  Like the Steyr1500A; nice addition to any RC German ww2 tank fleet.
                  cheers!! PZ Loco

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                  Got the same car a couple of weeks ago with the same plan in mind.

                  Scale looks ok

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                  • Originally posted by Delta_19 View Post



                    Got the same car a couple of weeks ago with the same plan in mind.

                    Scale looks ok

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                    from FertigungsWerk16 supplier
                    Roof rack product to enhanced the Volks Beetle
                    (they got alternate set of tire/rims also) worth looking,..
                    ? did you decide yet wich color camo pattern / or dunkelgrau
                    enjoy your Beetle project!
                    cheers! PZ Loco.

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                    • About the Coolbank Crusader tank,..
                      already ''torturing''' myself on what to do with the sandguards.
                      Does anybody had answers/explanations on why so many crusader (ww2 era pic) had the front sandguards missing?
                      is there simply out of the factory conception /or field modification (battle damaged)
                      cheers!! PZ Loco

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                      • I;m guessing mud access and removal. That's what they did with the Churchills.

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                        You could ask at the RC Tank Warfare forum. A lot of rivet counters there.
                        The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!

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                        • Originally posted by SoCalBobS View Post
                          I;m guessing mud access and removal. That's what they did with the Churchills.

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                          You could ask at the RC Tank Warfare forum. A lot of rivet counters there.
                          if said w/ negative connotation;
                          It's easier to call someone a name and dismiss him, than it is to address the specific point.
                          If said w/ positive connotation;
                          effectively minutia of details help me improve my RC models as a whole piece of history in 1:16 scale
                          either way ,.. thank you
                          you improve my vocabulary
                          Since i am Canadian french speaking dude
                          i didn't know the meaning/expression ''rivet Counters''.
                          cheers PZ Loco


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                          • "Rivet counter" = person with an emphasis on complete accuracy. In other words, they want to make sure every detail, screw or rivet is represented on their model.

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                            • Originally posted by SoCalBobS View Post
                              Coolbank posted this video on FB. He states it will be available for purchase in April 2025.

                              finally, a Western Desert classic to go up against the DAK Panzers; 6Lb’r Crusader! Can’t wait!

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                              • I heard a Coolbank M8 Scott is on it's way too. Anyone see any info on this?

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                                • He mentioned this recently in a FB thread, can't remember where. A couple of years ago he posted a picture of the then un-released Stuart that also included an M8. Someday!
                                  The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!

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                                  • An M8 with a turret crew would be awesome!

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                                    • TORRO has keep their promise.(March 2025 date line)
                                      They began shipping the pre-order for their Sd.kfz.251 version
                                      Sadly no info yet on the figures 💔
                                      Cheers!
                                      PZ Loco

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                                      • Originally posted by SoCalBobS View Post
                                        I;m guessing mud access and removal. That's what they did with the Churchills.

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                                        The mudguards were removed on Churchills’ as they could prevent the turret from turning, if they were damaged. I am unable to answer why they are missing from the Crusader.


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                                        • Tamiya has made an interesting release, which while isn't full option or even four channel such that the turret and gun can be operated, does represent a significant rethink (some may say regression) to a single motor setup as with their 1980s/90s tanks:

                                          Shipping dates and prices will be announced as soon as they are decided. Length: 376 mm. Image shows assembled and painted kit. The Sherman tank was a staple of the Allied effort in WWII, with a total of about 50,000 vehicles produced, among which were a host of different variants such as the M4 Sherman […]


                                          But to be fair, it is prototypical that most tanks have only one power source and require a gearbox and brakes to divert power between the two tracks. Let's see where this goes.

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