
Panda Hobby Panzer 38-t r/c Conversion
- wibblywobbly
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Re: Panda Hobby Panzer 38-t r/c Conversion
Following along on this build, it's a great little tank and a challenge to build as well, can't wait to see the little beastie running. 

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- c.rainford73
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Re: Panda Hobby Panzer 38-t r/c Conversion
Thank youfor your interest Mr Wibbly! I am much looking forward to the final bits to bring it to lifewibblywobbly wrote:Following along on this build, it's a great little tank and a challenge to build as well, can't wait to see the little beastie running.

Tanks alot....

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Re: Panda Hobby Panzer 38-t r/c Conversion
Your welcome MickSon of a gun-ner wrote:Absolutely amazing. A true inspiration to what can be achieved, it's things like this that's talking me away from the easy tanking rout, and inspiring me to do a proper build.
Thank you for taking the time to share your build Mr Rainford.
Mick.

Tanks alot....

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Re: Panda Hobby Panzer 38-t r/c Conversion
Mick I wish you mentioned this about two months ago lol when I was sticking steel pins into my fingertips and loosing my eyesight trying to duplicate 1mm holes from each side almost 400 times. If and when I attack the Luchs conversion in the future and this is needed I will employ your trick

Tanks alot....

Re: Panda Hobby Panzer 38-t r/c Conversion
You buy the metal tracks from Ludwigs and don't drill them 

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Re: Panda Hobby Panzer 38-t r/c Conversion
- You will need his sprockets as well , as the tracks don't mesh with the kit ones . ( He does idlers too - but they are over sized , dunno why , maybe because they're designed for the Hetzer ? ) They are nice though !Ad Lav wrote:You buy the metal tracks from Ludwigs and don't drill them

to the bouncy room ! Yay !
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Re: Panda Hobby Panzer 38-t r/c Conversion
So good things come to those who wait....
I finally was able to process the order from 35rctank last Thursday and it arrived today from China to the East Coast of the USA ! Talk about speed post. So cudos to them for thier incredible shipping service.
The Box was neatly packed up. I've sorted all all the major components of the kit and paperwork to show anyone who is interested in thier products.
The kit is well organized and I'll let you be the judge of the components as I show them to you.
I will be a very happy man this week.....
My next post will show all the parts of the kit







I finally was able to process the order from 35rctank last Thursday and it arrived today from China to the East Coast of the USA ! Talk about speed post. So cudos to them for thier incredible shipping service.
The Box was neatly packed up. I've sorted all all the major components of the kit and paperwork to show anyone who is interested in thier products.
The kit is well organized and I'll let you be the judge of the components as I show them to you.
I will be a very happy man this week.....
My next post will show all the parts of the kit







Tanks alot....

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- c.rainford73
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- c.rainford73
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