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I've watched your videos, they are very nice builds. Can you describe how you articulated the mine sweeper? It appears to have hydraulic pistons that move?


Super job

Hey Carl,

thanks for the words.
But i have to say that i dont build it by myself, i exchanged the model with an other man from the HLPF forum.

The steering and also driving is just the front wheels. Each front wheel had an extra motor. So i use an tank board to control it (Clark).
The middel hydraulik are just dummies.
Here are some pic from inside:
The gearbox motors are realy smal, i think n20.
And than you have thes "Kardan´s" to the wheel, but not in the middel of the wheel, it is like the original, an big spocke ring in the wheel and a saml gear at the "kardan".

Hope that helps you, greetz, Andy

Very nice indeed, there are some beautiful models on display

Cheers, Lee.

Hey Lee,

thanks you verry mutch.

I was jesterday a short time alone on the playground and chekt out 3 vehikels.
The BWM R75
The Krupp, this time with minesweeper and new Soundspeker
The Stug 3 with the HL TK 6.0S, that drives verry smooth...thats good.

Here are some pics:
The Stug was not complet closed.....


And in Action:
Krupp Räumer S with minesweepers:





R75:











2 testvideos with HL TK 6.0S:







Greetz, Andy


Beste Grüße, Andy

good evening,

today we build a bit more on our new era:
Greetz, Andy

Good evening,

and today i was alone, but work a bitt more on our playground, now its seems like the worst is done....:


and drive a bitt to test the new aera:


And 2 videos:







Greetz, Andy

Good evening,

sice ca. 2 Weeks its not allowed to visit our playgruond....because of...jes, corona.....

So i ask my wife if ther is a smal bit of earth in our garden where i can play my game.....she knows me verry well.....to long time without tanks and pictures of it.....cause nobody knows how long the playground is closed.

So i grab this smal hill and start with some pictures, last week it was a bit of winter, today run in the time scale up, and end in Vietnam.
Here are some pictures:

The hill
And bitter cold winter...:


And from today and one day in the week the vietnam operation:


Greetz have a good time, Andy

That is truly an amazing field. Almost more impressive is your selection of unique vehicles! Your mine clearing vehicle looks stunning! Rather odd thing, seems impractical, don't you think? And is that captured Panther painted by Frankie?

Great work once again Andy

Cheers, Lee.

A tank Paradise There are some truly outstanding models on show, as usual; but I think that the Tortoise steals the show.