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Re: Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go (well, based on)
Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 4:21 pm
by vonrundstedt
Cheers pete, the gear box's were cut right down to the bear minimum amount of metal. The bases are just left with enough for the fixing holes and the top's have been shaved right down to the tops of the tallest gogs. There is, in my opinion, alot of excess metal on H,L gearboxs that is'nt realy needed, especialy if you cant afford new low profile ones, thats me all over....Spend as little as possible, and make the best of what ive got.
Re: Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go (well, based on)
Posted: Wed Jun 16, 2010 2:35 pm
by kclank
really, really nice!!
Re: Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go (well, based on)
Posted: Wed Jun 16, 2010 2:46 pm
by volvospeed2010
I like this little Japanese Tank its a very good mix of material and very good buildt.
So, you want to buildt at next project an italian, sounds very interesting. Wich Type do you want to buildt ? Meaby i can give you some tips
Re: Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go (well, based on)
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 3:34 am
by Saxondog
Simply put,excellent. Blake
Re: Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go (well, based on)
Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2010 9:29 am
by vonrundstedt
Saxondog wrote:Simply put,excellent. Blake
Cheers Blake
Re: Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go (well, based on)
Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2010 9:32 am
by vonrundstedt
volvospeed2010 wrote:I like this little Japanese Tank its a very good mix of material and very good buildt.
So, you want to buildt at next project an italian, sounds very interesting. Wich Type do you want to buildt ? Meaby i can give you some tips
Well all the ones I had tought of, you've already built
, and im never keen on doing things that have already been done
Nothing personal
so im going to finish off my 3 static builds and my Pzr III, and then im starting on my......... M50 Ontos