Robs King Tiger

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On operations:

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Excellent Build, really glad you have taken the time to share with us your work.

The Porsche just has a quality that is hard to describe,and you have certainly done a fine job.

Having today stressed over painting my KT it seems I should have viewed your thread first.

Well done! :thumbup:
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Thanks guys, I have been away for a while for various reasons.

I am working on a Panther G at the moment but decided to revisit this one, the driving was never that good due to the weight, so I replaced the 380 motors with some 400s, this has given it the power it needs, but the HL controls are not that good so I am looking at an upgrade to a dbc3 and benedini.

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A couple of moody b&w shots:

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Just :thumbup: !
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Moody shots look good Rob! :thumbup:

I too put bigger motors (480's)and waltersons in mine and it has enormous torque but runs at scale speed very nicely. I also found when I upgraded my battery it worked a lot better too...

Can't wait for spring to get outside although that is going to be a while here! :'(
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Good Afternoon,
A very strong and detailed King Tiger. The B&W(s) came out great! I was thinking battery as well when I saw the stock plastic skin of the HL battery in the photo up above. I replaced the battery on mine a couple of years back and it runs better and responds quicker right off of the bat. I need to revisit it with a 2.4GHz set one of these months here soon. Summer is coming.
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Thats a good looking King Tiger.
Im in the process of upgrading mine which i will start detailing soon, Just wandering how you are getting on with the what seems to be a Torro metal base kit.

I had problems with the Heng long base forever slipping off the tracks due to chassis flex and was hoping that the metal base/ wheels combo would solve this.
Black and white shots really do this tank justice :thumbup:
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very nice rob :thumbup:
i do like the b&w shots.
good work fella :)
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@eddyk: Thanks :D

@dgsselkirk: Thanks, I like the B&W, I just got a new camera, so needed something to try it out on :thumbup: .

@PainlessWolf: Thanks, Yes that's a stock battery, I think I will have to get some Ni-MH types, the nicads I have are all reaching the end of their life.

@fishtank: Thanks, the torro metal base is great, together with the wheels I have no problem with tracks coming off. The metal lower includes a track tensioner so its worth spending time adjusting it to suit the ground your running on.

@lister fiend: Thanks, I had to lay on the ground to get the perspective right, some people I have shown the photo too thought it was a real tank 8O .

Thanks guys

Rob
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