Cheers, Roger
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Statistics: Posted by tprjohn737 — Sun Sep 01, 2013 2:33 am
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I found the old style square solder block to the turret wiring to be a pain everytime when wanting to go into the turret. So took a servo lead extension, cut in half then used the plug & socket as a connector to the turret.
Ian.
Statistics: Posted by Tankbear — Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:29 pm
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So bought one of these Taigen machine guns (it's for a Tiger)
In the flesh it is actually a lot bigger than it looks on the picture.
Here's it next to the Pershing plastic gun.
Simply cut old one off, drilled hole through for new metal machine gun, some putty to fill hole and quick dab of paint.
Job done. 8)
Also I had previous glued the cracked turret. So decided to add some putty to try make it look like in battle weld lines.
Ian.
Statistics: Posted by Tankbear — Mon May 28, 2012 12:27 am
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First job replace the stock motors with some decent graupner speed 400 ones. I ran them in for 3 hours at half battery voltage before installing them in the stock plastic gearboxes. Also the tank had the RX13 board so replaced that with a RX18.
Now at some point in it's life the tank had been stood on
Which had crack the turret and damaged the airsoft. So I stripped the turret down replaced the airsoft with one I had spare added the micro switch as the previous one didn't have one and glued the turret back together.
Quick test run and everything is working great.
Apart from trying to make the crack in the turret look like a welded battle repair I've not really figured what I do to this tank yet.
Ian.
Statistics: Posted by Tankbear — Fri May 18, 2012 7:18 am
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