supporting our local model shop
- vonrundstedt
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Re: supporting our local model shop
Nice one!!!!!!
Re: supporting our local model shop
Hi Great idea Helps the shop and also the tank club .Well done .
regards pete
regards pete
Re: supporting our local model shop
just typed in the web address and get a site under construction message
ask them when the web shop will be open
nice display in the shop window
ask them when the web shop will be open
nice display in the shop window
Re: supporting our local model shop
nice one looks like a nice display,what does irad mean? 

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Re: supporting our local model shop
IRAD = Infrared Armoured Divisionmikef350 wrote:nice one looks like a nice display,what does irad mean?
Re: supporting our local model shop
thanks for the info frank
I need a reliable souce of plasticard as I am in the near future going to attempt to scratch build a Sherman BARV on a tamiya hull top and the mato lower hull
the hull top arrived this morning
I need a reliable souce of plasticard as I am in the near future going to attempt to scratch build a Sherman BARV on a tamiya hull top and the mato lower hull
the hull top arrived this morning

Re: supporting our local model shop
Hi Would that be a Deans Marine DUKW,Had a look at one yesterday on there web site,but it dosnt tell you what to use to get 6x6 drive ,dose it say on the insturctions .
regards pete
regards pete
Re: supporting our local model shop
Wow!!,a 1/16th DUKW.
Post some pics asap please Frank.
Think I'd go for four wheel drive,that way once you've got the front wheels on the ramp
or beach,you can drive out of the water insted of relying on the prop to push you far enough for the rear wheels to grip.
Maybe something from Tamiya's range of four wheel drive buggies will fit the bill.
You should be able to pick something like a TA-01 shaft driven 4WD chassis from
E-Bay.
That chassis has a mid-mounted motor(on the front end of the rear'box)and a shaft from rear to front supplying the drive for the front 'box.
The transfer 'box is incorporated into the rear'box and there are diffs in both ends.
Mark
Post some pics asap please Frank.
Think I'd go for four wheel drive,that way once you've got the front wheels on the ramp
or beach,you can drive out of the water insted of relying on the prop to push you far enough for the rear wheels to grip.
Maybe something from Tamiya's range of four wheel drive buggies will fit the bill.
You should be able to pick something like a TA-01 shaft driven 4WD chassis from
E-Bay.
That chassis has a mid-mounted motor(on the front end of the rear'box)and a shaft from rear to front supplying the drive for the front 'box.
The transfer 'box is incorporated into the rear'box and there are diffs in both ends.
Mark
- littletankman
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Re: supporting our local model shop
Its always good to suport your local model shop . Im in Peterborough we used to have a model shop when I was in my teens , but this has long gone . The one Ive recently been using which catered for all sorts of modlers . Not so many RC tanks but still a good model shop . He shut down about a month ago . I now use the only remaing model shop in Peterborough . This realy is mainly trains but has static military models and does stock milliput cheep
and has styrene sheets . And also one the pluss side there only a few mins walk from were I live . We do have a Hobby Mart but there expensive , charging nearly £5 for the milliput I get for just under half that price. Theres another model shop within half an hours drive again loads of styrene etc
. But there seems to be a decline in model shops . Well done Frank for supporting your one .
Ps does he have a website .
Andy


Ps does he have a website .
Andy

- FireflyKeith
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Re: supporting our local model shop
I like the grey Panther he has in the window, do you know how much he wants for it 
