Its not so bad Herman, every time I take my tanks out in the snow something catastrophicly fails despite them being acclimatised in the cold before handHERMAN BIX wrote: ↑Wed Dec 28, 2022 6:15 am you lucky so & so's having real snow to play in..........................closest I can get is my ice maker![]()
Tanks in the Snow
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Re: Tanks in the Snow
- Steelhammer
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Re: Tanks in the Snow
Very impressive snow performance! I love the pro tip about letting it cool down for 20 minutes before starting - makes perfect sense.
Now that my winter T34 is prepped and ready I will be playing here if we get a sprinkling of snow at some stage.
Now that my winter T34 is prepped and ready I will be playing here if we get a sprinkling of snow at some stage.

Tamiya King Tiger (no options)
Taigen Full Metal T34 (winter)
Heng Long Challenger II (European camo')
Tamiya Tiger I full options (still in the box)
Taigen Full Metal T34 (winter)
Heng Long Challenger II (European camo')
Tamiya Tiger I full options (still in the box)
- Roboticus_Prime
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Re: Tanks in the Snow
Nice! The trick for getting the snow to not stick is let the tank sit outside for 15ish minutes before driving.
RP RC
Hey, I got an idea...
Tanks: HL M26 Pershing, HL M1A2 Abrams, Taigen M4 76, HL M45 Pershing, 1/18 PZ IV, VS Abrams, [coming soon]
Hey, I got an idea...
Tanks: HL M26 Pershing, HL M1A2 Abrams, Taigen M4 76, HL M45 Pershing, 1/18 PZ IV, VS Abrams, [coming soon]
Re: Tanks in the Snow
Heck, I kind of enjoy the look of snow covered tracks.