Challenger 2
Re: Challenger 2
I was thinking of printing another smaller turret ring with the teeth inside and use the Sherman type elevation unit with a large gear on it. I'm going to be dropping the BB unit for recoil and IR and making it 360 so I won't need to worry about anything hanging below the turret.
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Can somebody tell me the difference between the Challenger 2 @ £149.99 and the Challenger 2 @ £179.99 ?
Both from the same dealer.
shaun.

Both from the same dealer.
shaun.
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I think it's just he pain work
I can't see any other difference ...
I can't see any other difference ...
Re: Challenger 2
Got one Question.....How much difference is the chassis dimensions on this Chally compared to the Centurion
Aside from the skirts...they look awfully similar


If close enough....could there be some possible Centurion conversions pop up in the future
ALPHA

Aside from the skirts...they look awfully similar



If close enough....could there be some possible Centurion conversions pop up in the future


ALPHA
Re: Challenger 2
Hi WozWoz wrote:I was thinking of printing another smaller turret ring with the teeth inside and use the Sherman type elevation unit with a large gear on it. I'm going to be dropping the BB unit for recoil and IR and making it 360 so I won't need to worry about anything hanging below the turret.
I tried using a smaller turret ring gear on a vintage tamiya conversion I was doing and found the motor could not turn the turret ring. It appeared that because I had moved the turning point away from the circumference of the turret sit in circle the motor was just pushing the turret to the side rather than rotating. If that makes sense.
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H1 Alpha, Centurion chassis is designed in the late 40's if I recall it right, suspension is totally different and as well as the wheels, tracks, idler, sprocket, engine, to sum it up everything.ALPHA wrote:Got one Question.....How much difference is the chassis dimensions on this Chally compared to the Centurion![]()
Aside from the skirts...they look awfully similar![]()
If close enough....could there be some possible Centurion conversions pop up in the future![]()
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ALPHA
Challenger lineage started in the late 70's with the Challenger 1 ( after the need for Chieftains replacement ), However even Challenger I differ quite a lot from Challenger 2 (they almost look visually the same from afar) and Challenger 2 is a whole new tank. Dimension wise Challenger's are totally bigger than Centurions.
Could not compare the two MBT's, 2 tanks that looks very good, built on two separate time frame. Even the centurion lineage differs quite a lot with their marks or version, upgrade and engines, armaments, etc.
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Thanks for the 411 DNARDNAR wrote:H1 Alpha, Centurion chassis is designed in the late 40's if I recall it right, suspension is totally different and as well as the wheels, tracks, idler, sprocket, engine, to sum it up everything.ALPHA wrote:Got one Question.....How much difference is the chassis dimensions on this Chally compared to the Centurion![]()
Aside from the skirts...they look awfully similar![]()
If close enough....could there be some possible Centurion conversions pop up in the future![]()
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ALPHA
Challenger lineage started in the late 70's with the Challenger 1 ( after the need for Chieftains replacement ), However even Challenger I differ quite a lot from Challenger 2 (they almost look visually the same from afar) and Challenger 2 is a whole new tank. Dimension wise Challenger's are totally bigger than Centurions.
Could not compare the two MBT's, 2 tanks that looks very good, built on two separate time frame. Even the centurion lineage differs quite a lot with their marks or version, upgrade and engines, armaments, etc.


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Re: Challenger 2
Yes alpha
12 were modified cents .. the 165mm AVRE ...potentially quite a big build ...
12 were modified cents .. the 165mm AVRE ...potentially quite a big build ...
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Possible though ..right Mcevoyi?mcevoyi wrote:Yes alpha
12 were modified cents .. the 165mm AVRE ...potentially quite a big build ...



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I am waI ting for hl to pop the centurion ....