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Hi Alpha

I still falls on ewas.
The E10 was with about 15 tons of weight quite a small tank and therefore was a chain they had provided further Panzer III and Panzer IV. only the E25 should get wider chains such as the Panther.

Cheers Edwin

Edwin wrote:I built the E10 are 1/16 and I have also built to lowering drive. My E10 I can remotely store on the tub

Those metal babies are 1/16? Pretty awesome work
ALPHA

Edwin wrote:Hi Alpha

I still falls on ewas.
The E10 was with about 15 tons of weight quite a small tank and therefore was a chain they had provided further Panzer III and Panzer IV. only the E25 should get wider chains such as the Panther.

Cheers Edwin

I'm still pretty green at this... what's EWAS? ...The "chains" you speak of... are you talking about the drive system of the tank..or the tracks?

ALPHA

Hi Alpha

Yes, I speak of the chains and not from the drive

Cheers Edwin

Translation

Chains/German = Tracks/English

European languages refer to tracks as chains, the French also. It makes sense as a 'track' is a series of links, so is literally a chain.

Just thought everyone might like to know that.

Thank you,

I did not know it and the translation programs make tank tracks to Chains

Thank you Wibbly ... Edwin... I'm always learning

ALPHA

Well i have decided not to post any further build threads due to idiots that can't actually build there own armour i am a model maker ...never been interested in the rc side at least i can actually scratch build my own armour And if i take my time ..well that down to me ..

Its a real shame that the hobby is blighted by trolls ....