jackalope wrote:Thanks guys.
Alpha what would this test track look like? Do you have any pics of yours? So far the only thing that seems to give mine an issue is running up a step hill on an angle greater then 45degrees, then the tracks start to bind up and try to walk off. But hell even real tanks had their limits and at 12.5 pounds this guy so far seems to be able to go thru damn near anything now!
As for the next tank, IDK I may do another Tiger this time I'd just order the Taigen Tiger kit I think. Or maybe a King Tiger, or a Sherman but if I did a Sherman I'd HAVE to copy Oddballs Sherman from Kelly's Heros I LOVE that movie! And yes I would HAVE to make sure it could play music thru the speaker then I'd just need to get a copy of that song they play as they come out of the train tunnel and destroy the German post.
At the moment no new photos of my torture track.... but these are some taken with my T34 that I put on Phil's T34 thread
What can I say.... whatever the instruction manual says not to do... I do

....the last area is the most treacherous ...all kinds of grass..and I love to make the tanks scale the concrete...allowing them to peak at a 35 degree angle and slam onto the upper level
I have to say...I've pushed my tanks to the limits...seen what works and what doesn't...and they all must pass these areas before I give them a clean slate...test them straight out of the box...find the weaknesses and after I've completed all the work
ALPHA
PS... If your next tank is Heng Long... I would recommend the T34... the Panther... and the Sherman...all very solid runners... the last two being the most fun to detail and modify
