This is the same full-option unit fitted to the Jagdpanther p/n: 4205031. It's out of stock at Axel's. I know It's probably unlikely, but if anybody has one, and is prepared to part with it, I'll pay a fair price for it.
Cheers.
Tamiya King Tiger Recoil Unit needed
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Tamiya King Tiger Recoil Unit needed
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Re: Tamiya King Tiger Recoil Unit needed
Pretty sure I've got one
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Re: Tamiya King Tiger Recoil Unit needed
I am installing servo recoil and servo elevation in all of my tamiya tanks. If Tom does not find his unit Ill be able to send you mine, but I will need some time first, like a month or so.
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Re: Tamiya King Tiger Recoil Unit needed
Many thanks, Tom and Rad! I have a recoil unit, and it fits most Tamiya full-option models (PZ IV, Panther, etc.,). As it happens, the Panther unit won't fit the Jagdpanther, possibly because the recoil length needs to be a shade longer than on other models; except for the King Tiger, that is.
Normally, the two wee tapped holes used to attach the unit to its retaining bracket lie inline with a line drawn through the centre of the bracket. On the JP and KT, the holes are off-centre.
I'm in no great hurry, lads, but just let me know if you have one for certain, and how much you'd like for it. Hobbyco (the only designated UK dealer) don't have one, but say they can order from Japan.
Rad, I wouldn't expect you to have any tank with standard internals, let alone a Tamiya model There's one way of doing sthings, and then there's the Rad way Long may it be so.
While I'm happy to adapt other tanks, I like to keep the Tamiyas close to spec, in case I need to sell one on. I think potential buyers prefer them in an 'original' state- ish.
That said, I'm unlikely ever to part with one ere it parts with me.
PM any results
Roy
Normally, the two wee tapped holes used to attach the unit to its retaining bracket lie inline with a line drawn through the centre of the bracket. On the JP and KT, the holes are off-centre.
I'm in no great hurry, lads, but just let me know if you have one for certain, and how much you'd like for it. Hobbyco (the only designated UK dealer) don't have one, but say they can order from Japan.
Rad, I wouldn't expect you to have any tank with standard internals, let alone a Tamiya model There's one way of doing sthings, and then there's the Rad way Long may it be so.
While I'm happy to adapt other tanks, I like to keep the Tamiyas close to spec, in case I need to sell one on. I think potential buyers prefer them in an 'original' state- ish.
That said, I'm unlikely ever to part with one ere it parts with me.
PM any results
Roy
"Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please"- Mark Twain.