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Johnf wrote:Just to mention. No screws, pins, rivets or glue. 100% brass apart from the solder and wooden shell rests. It's a juggling act trying to keep it together when assembling but very sturdy when finished.

We can only Imagine John....the case also looks fantastic....you got video of the assembly?? ...Just kidding...wouldn't expect anyone to try to video an assembly like that and keep it within camera focus


ALPHA

It would be a very long video, Unsuitable for younger viewers due to language content. Blood and burns.

Johnf wrote:It would be a very long video, Unsuitable for younger viewers due to language content. Blood and burns.

That too

Actually if you think about it...that would probably cancel the possibility of any build being seen by younger builders


ALPHA

It's been a while since I was active on forums due to work and life commitments but more time now to devote to hobbies and back to tank projects now.

I have started a youtube channel and will have videos of builds coming soon.

https://youtu.be/1uAlWlLF0hM?si=ZXFfLJXxWT2VEgqT

It has been a while! Welcome back.

Work has a nasty habit of getting in the way of what's important. Welcome: I will check out your videos a.s.a.p.

Short video from the garden.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Aw2ZzqknwOs? ... yzvtIVIRS9

https://youtube.com/shorts/clu3L17gRjU? ... S24a-SN9SD

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Out of curiosity, do you need that metal ramp for the tank to scale the step downs, or is that more to protect the landscaping from the tank driving over it?

Jib wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2024 6:27 am Out of curiosity, do you need that metal ramp for the tank to scale the step downs, or is that more to protect the landscaping from the tank driving over it?

Bit of both. It's also practice driving on the ramps and I certainly need them for driving off trollies and into cars.