Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
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Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
Good to have you back Mr Raminator
Let's hope your health gets a lot better soon.
And thank you for continuing to share this remarkable build
Let's hope your health gets a lot better soon.
And thank you for continuing to share this remarkable build
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And always happy to spare the bytes
TOTM needs YOU support YOUR TOTM competition, I'm doing my part, are YOU?
Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
Great looking, formidable tank. Good to have you back.
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Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
Cheers for the well wishes, lads. I'm hoping to have more to share soon now that the internals are all sorted out. I took a few evenings this week troubleshooting the electronics with Luke, and spent this afternoon adjusting the servos and drivetrain. We now have 100% functionality!
It's a shame the TCB is out of production for the time being, it's easily the nicest-driving board out there. I'm glad I stocked up on a few while they were still available from HobbyKing.
It's a shame the TCB is out of production for the time being, it's easily the nicest-driving board out there. I'm glad I stocked up on a few while they were still available from HobbyKing.
Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
Wow, that is one incredible build. I looked thru the whole thread. Impressive.
As for the open panzer kit, I know it looks formidible to some, but the maker of the open panzer system released info on how to make your own using an Arduino. I am thinking about giving it a go.
As for the open panzer kit, I know it looks formidible to some, but the maker of the open panzer system released info on how to make your own using an Arduino. I am thinking about giving it a go.
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Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
Pure magic! Makes my SU-100 build look simple! Look forward to seeing it in its final colours.
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Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
Mr Raminator the open panzer is a very good board, and I'm glad I've saved a few myself. The driving characteristics are exceptional with the serial drivers I use. Luke is also incredibly helpful. Your Russian beast is coming along splendidly
Tanks alot....
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Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
The traverse and elevation systems are absolutely perfect
Tanks alot....
Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
That's beautiful Ram, and I particularly love the very smooth driving, it makes it look very authoritative. As does that imposing barrel!
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Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
Hey Raminator, the functionlity is fntastic, great working gun an recoil, and the driving, escpecially at slow paces, looks really smooth too.
Re: Ludwig/Taigen SU-152 (early production)
Great to see you back Mr Raminator. I had wondered where you had gone and hoped everything was okay.
I am very impressed by the neatness of your wiring.
I am very impressed by the neatness of your wiring.