the one keith is showing is around £440
Birthday Dilema
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same as keith got my sherman from H/Kong
better than uk prices
the one keith is showing is around £440
the one keith is showing is around £440
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I thought the idea was that the F/O had all the upgrades (metal tracks etc)..so whats the difference between standard and F/O?
This is my last question on the matter,dont want to annoy people with too many Q's
This is my last question on the matter,dont want to annoy people with too many Q's
h/L Kv1 with metal tracks,,,Tamiya Tiger1 (now broken with no elecs) and a Tam/HL hybrid Jagdpanther
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grim_marmazet
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Don't worry about asking questions mate, no-one here minds. We were all in the same situation once.
A Full Option Tamiya means you get the electronics, muzzle flash, speaker, gearboxes and motors for recoil, elevation and turret rotation. You get everything in the box to build a fully functional RC tank with the exception of a radio and battery.
The non-FO ones have none of that, and are primarily static kits.
Tamiya's are a big investment initially, but will run fantastically when built even stock, and can be upgraded to be even better.
As a starter i'd recommend a Tiger, as its a beautiful runner out of the box, and there are a massive amount of aftermarket parts avaliable for it.
Cheers,
Rik
A Full Option Tamiya means you get the electronics, muzzle flash, speaker, gearboxes and motors for recoil, elevation and turret rotation. You get everything in the box to build a fully functional RC tank with the exception of a radio and battery.
The non-FO ones have none of that, and are primarily static kits.
Tamiya's are a big investment initially, but will run fantastically when built even stock, and can be upgraded to be even better.
As a starter i'd recommend a Tiger, as its a beautiful runner out of the box, and there are a massive amount of aftermarket parts avaliable for it.
Cheers,
Rik
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Tamiya T1 it is then
Thanks for the help guys
Aaron
Thanks for the help guys
Aaron
h/L Kv1 with metal tracks,,,Tamiya Tiger1 (now broken with no elecs) and a Tam/HL hybrid Jagdpanther
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no worries mate thats what we are here for

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Good pick and yes if she lets you have a Tamiya go for it hands down over the HL .
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And if i can find 1 cheap enough i may be able to squeeze an infa red system out of her too..lol
h/L Kv1 with metal tracks,,,Tamiya Tiger1 (now broken with no elecs) and a Tam/HL hybrid Jagdpanther
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grim_marmazet
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Good choice mate!
The Tiger was my first Tamiya, and I love it to bits.
I went crazy on the detail with the full Aber photo-etch sets, Impact metal tracks, modified recoil and lights, and a whole lot more.
Do you want it to run and battle or do you want to do it up?
Cheers,
Rik
I went crazy on the detail with the full Aber photo-etch sets, Impact metal tracks, modified recoil and lights, and a whole lot more.
Do you want it to run and battle or do you want to do it up?
Cheers,
Rik
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Having spent a lot of money and Time on me Tiger I would have been better off buying the Tamiya kit, upgrading to the same cost as a Tamiya has been experienced by many here so get the Tamiya Tiger I and enjoy.
cheers Blake
cheers Blake
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grim_marmazet wrote:Good choice mate!The Tiger was my first Tamiya, and I love it to bits.
I went crazy on the detail with the full Aber photo-etch sets, Impact metal tracks, modified recoil and lights, and a whole lot more.
Do you want it to run and battle or do you want to do it up?
Cheers,
Rik
Oh i defo want to run it,,as for batle,i was thinking of giving it a shot
Aaron
h/L Kv1 with metal tracks,,,Tamiya Tiger1 (now broken with no elecs) and a Tam/HL hybrid Jagdpanther