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agree with everyone on the tiger a decent set of idler adjusters are the way to go

i even made a set for my kv1

Jason001 wrote:In the end we decided to ditch his tiger and fit all his parts onto an old 2nd hand bulldog chassis and upper body I picked up cheap off ebay.

And this way you'll have a static Tiger tank for the Allied tanks to pratice their shooting skills.

fv432 wrote:agree with everyone on the tiger a decent set of idler adjusters are the way to go

i even made a set for my kv1

Interested in this mod, as my idle wheel brackets are coming away from the hull (KV-1) any chance you can explain how you did it?

Tankbear

This is how I fixed the problem on my hl kv-1 tank!
Its a much simpler idea than the idler adjuster and ok for some one with less modeling skills(like myself)

I simply added 2 blocks of plastic and screwed them in place with screws at the front of the chasis.
I than added longer screws for the wheels so that they also went into the plastics blocks.
This way each wheel is secured in place by 2 screws and thus take the pressure away from the weak point.

The pictures pretty much explain the fix.

Jason

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