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If memory serves, I think I sliced 2mm off each axle end to get the correct lengths. The CCKW tyres are a slightly different profile to the WC's but you'll get away with those Tank-Modellbau ones

Max-U52 wrote:Come on, now, Will, you know it's not real til I see video.

Quick.climb test. Detailing to follow.

With the last HL tank being a looong while ago, I too am wondering what they are up to? It doesn't really affect me as I can make my own, but it would be good to see something new hitting the sales racks. Usually a new lower hull opens up possibilities for a multitude of upper hull designs.

I'm stacking up jobs for the winter, and a couple of trucks are on the list, I simply can't focus on building anything at all with this summer that we are getting in Blighty.

Detailed pictures of these trucks. Much better than the HL & WPL trucks quality wise and same price!

Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

No flashing marks in mirror!
Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Suspension and driveline stronger and stiffer. No clicking suspension here
Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Better plastics everywhere
Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Bigger and encoded motor, has good torque
Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Electrics to power camera aswell
Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Thicker stronger drive shafts that will not pop out!
Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Hi Will, what are the blocks on each end of the axle?
Oh, are std wheels a straight fit?
Cheers
Wayne




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The blocks locate into an adaptor which is needed for the car tracks. Allows then so rotary movement but then has limitbstops which ensures drive can be applied without the cat tracks potentially spinning around.
Wheels are direct fit.
I try get more pictures

Thanks Will


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Photos as requested, pictures paint a 1000 words, so i not going to try and explain

Behind the track unit with belts removed
Track drive units by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Close up on drive union
Track drive units by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Track unit fully rotated clockwise
Track drive units by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Track unit fully rotated anti clockwise
Track drive units by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Drive coupler adaptor close up
Track drive units by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

End of driveshaft showing how it mates to drive coupler
Track drive units by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Another shot of the drive coupler
Track drive units by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Can't help myself, a cool shot of my truck
Took one of my new tracked trucks apart today and pieced this together with a COOL bit of snow camoflage by Will Pattinson, on Flickr

Good morning,
I charged up the battery last night around dusk and ran the new, stock Crawler Truck around the tank village ( to be ) site. I was pretty happy with performance and range but yes, it _really_ needs a more powerful battery. Spinning four tires is a lot easier on the motor that comes in this thing vs those track setups. Here is a short video made using the mini tripod for the phone... ;o)
regards,
Painless

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYW7OCR_ZsM