Static versions of these models are much cheaper (when obtainable) than the full option ones, and thus it's reasonable to ask how well the V6.0 package might manage Tamiya electro-mechanicals (elevation, rotation and recoil) instead of the prohibitively expensive DMD MFU units. The two Tamiya units needed for most models, are heading stratospherically into the £400 range these days- and that with a fairly uninspring performance.

OK, Heng Long controllers can't fire Tamiya's flash unit- but a high output LED could be used instead. Anyone got an idea of the other likely obstacles to be encountered giving a Tamiya the HL transplant?
Different connectors, yes- but not a major issue there. What else? How practical, or impractical could this be?
Advantages of fitting the v6.0 unit might be: using a smoker; having working front and rear lights; more internal space within the hull (especially handy for the Pz IV) etc., as well as saving around £300.
Just a thought...
