Re: New and clueless
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2020 5:47 pm
Could I just point out that in his first post the OP said he wanted to build a tank, not but a complete tank rtr.
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Well, if our new friend wants to build it, and wants it to be radio controlled, Tamiya is the way to go, unless he is able to scratchbuild one, of course.silversurfer1947 wrote:Could I just point out that in his first post the OP said he wanted to build a tank, not but a complete tank rtr.
You do realise that holding up Willy and Daryl's work as examples of how Tamiya is somehow bad, is like pointing to an F1 driver thrashing an ordinary family car to the point of destruction as some kind of proof that the car must be junk, right?Rad_Schuhart wrote:http://www.customrcmodels.com/files/RCP ... PGRADE.pdf
That might be right, yep... But I drive my tanks like an old half-blind grandma and I had a gearbox failure. When I talked with him he told me to take them away and to take a look at that part. I did it and those sprockets were worn on that place, so it proofed he was right.Tiger6 wrote:You do realise that holding up Willy and Daryl's work as examples of how Tamiya is somehow bad, is like pointing to an F1 driver thrashing an ordinary family car to the point of destruction as some kind of proof that the car must be junk, right?Rad_Schuhart wrote:http://www.customrcmodels.com/files/RCP ... PGRADE.pdf