Hi Guys! I'm new here (UK)!
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Meter rat
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Re: Hi Guys! I'm new here (UK)!
Starting to look very nice. Simple work can really improve these models. Next job, remove the remains of the aerial.
You don’t get wiser as you get older. You just run out of stupid things to do.
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VVhitesnake
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Re: Hi Guys! I'm new here (UK)!
Hey Meter Rat
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Really? I thought it was supposed to be there for the RC controls
?!
Thanks
Really? I thought it was supposed to be there for the RC controls
Thanks
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Re: Hi Guys! I'm new here (UK)!
No its a legacy from the old 27mhz systems as the receiver arial connected to it and you added a wire arial to it
Its fairly easy to remove
i used long nosed pliers and gently levered it out on my 4 German tanks then filled hole with modelling putty
Its fairly easy to remove
i used long nosed pliers and gently levered it out on my 4 German tanks then filled hole with modelling putty
Cheers
Alan
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Re: Hi Guys! I'm new here (UK)!
VVhitesnake!
Alan has the right Idea! Close up that leftover hole with Putty and once it is dry, stamp out the access hole used to unscrew the cover for engine access.
regards,
Painless
Alan has the right Idea! Close up that leftover hole with Putty and once it is dry, stamp out the access hole used to unscrew the cover for engine access.
regards,
Painless
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Meter rat
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Re: Hi Guys! I'm new here (UK)!
Sorry. VVhitesnake, I sometime forget to put in an explanation. I also forget that others are not always as experienced, as some on the site.VVhitesnake wrote: ↑Tue Jan 27, 2026 11:33 pm Hey Meter Rat!
Really? I thought it was supposed to be there for the RC controls?!
Thanks
You don’t get wiser as you get older. You just run out of stupid things to do.
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Re: Hi Guys! I'm new here (UK)!
Also you can lever it out from the top of hull without taking hull apart
Cheers
Alan
Let slip the cats of war!!!!
Taigen Panther G
Taigen T34/85
Heng Long King Tiger
Heng Long Tiger 1
Heng Long Jagdpanther
Coolbank Crusader III
Tongde Centurion Mk 5
Alan
Let slip the cats of war!!!!
Taigen Panther G
Taigen T34/85
Heng Long King Tiger
Heng Long Tiger 1
Heng Long Jagdpanther
Coolbank Crusader III
Tongde Centurion Mk 5