Tiger1 from 3dprinted tanks

[Craxler]

Hello.
This winter I decided to put my 3D printer to full use and started printing a Tiger tank on a scale of 1:10. I'll share with you the progress and what I've achieved so far. There is still a lot of work and will take a while. So far we're at 400 hours of printing time, I'm still a long way from being done and then I still have to add some color


Here are Videos from the testdrive

https://youtube.com/shorts/L80cPuG_7g4?feature=share

https://youtube.com/shorts/qzcyYgIqI6g?feature=share

So far I'm happy with the files and the accuracy of fit

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with the files and the accuracy of fit

Klaus

[Ecam]

Nice work and great videos.

[Tanker1966]

Very Nice! What are you using for electronics and motors?

[Craxler]

I followed the instructions in the manual. You can also view the instructions at 3dprintedtank, where there is a list of materials with links. If you have any questions, just let me know

[Tanker1966]

I followed the instructions in the manual. You can also view the instructions at 3dprintedtank, where there is a list of materials with links. If you have any questions, just let me know

I looked at the instructions in that file and they are very detailed. It looks like a lot of fun to build.

[Craxler]

it is fun to build

here is a link to the turret test

https://youtube.com/shorts/5f7YfAiYL8w

[Ecam]

here is a link to the turret test

The video is currently set to "private" so the rest of us can't view it...

[Craxler]

Sorry try this one

https://youtube.com/shorts/Hxhgnj9Iy50?feature=share

[Ecam]

Yep, that one worked! I like the pace the turret turns. I find some of our tanks swing way too fast.

[Tanker1966]

Yes, the turret runs nice and smooth!