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Author: | vanhasen [ Wed Dec 31, 2014 9:38 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Polish Leopard 2A4 1:16 - scratchbuilt |
Hi again, As I mentioned above I'm working on second approach to Leopard 2 tank. In fact I'm writing "I", but I am not alone - I am just the "main engineer" This time the general plan was to use the Heng Long basic model and upgrade it as much as possible - replacing the entire internals and installing all available metal suspension upgrades. For a while I do not have to bother about external details and I focus on the mechanics - friends from the polish forum support me with preparation of external details. My job is to make the model functional, rigid, powerful and waterproof. Summarising my previous updates - project scope includes: - coustruction of set of aluminium hull inserts - with watertight compartments for electronics, laudspeakers and smoke generator, - construction of completly new powerpacks - using brushless motors, - use of Elmod or CS-TK001 with a couple of brushless ESC, - construction of set of turret inserts - allowing a 2-axis gun and camera stabilisation, - instalation of FPV system with several cameras. At this stage I can say - the construction is more or less done, and what's most important - stabilisation works!!! Take a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SPQCau ... e=youtu.be Next step is to set up FPV system and make it all work properly |
Author: | vanhasen [ Wed Apr 01, 2015 5:21 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Polish Leopard 2A4 1:16 - scratchbuilt |
Hi, Leopard is up and runnigg. Still needs a few tweaks (especiallly speed regulation and driver's training) With our team we visited a model show in Bytom (Poland) - generally scale modelling show, so we were the ony RC-team there... One interesting photo is here - (what you see in the background is fpv view). If you like it take a look here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/1112 ... 3869771761 And last week we met with a friend to make a short "action movie": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39MBpnSktDM Nothing fancy, but it shows a bit how stabilisation works. |
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