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Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2022 8:14 am
by Will01Capri
SoCalBobS wrote:Yeah, the 6.1S board I'm using has servo ports for barrel elevation and cannon recoil, but not turret rotation, hence the continuous rotation servo rewiring I used.
So far, so good (my mantra)
That looks really smart, very nice work
Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2022 8:16 am
by Will01Capri
SoCalBobS wrote:Okay, one side runs, let's do the other:
T-35 16.jpg
And now, fingers crossed, a running test. Will the motors be strong enough to move the chassis? And more important, will the absurdly long track base be able to turn?
Yay! So far so good. (That became my mantra for this project.)
How well does it run on short grass and light rough terrain? Do the motors have enough torque to be able to turn that colossus?
Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2022 6:41 pm
by Herr Dr. Professor
There sure is a great length of road wheel there! It will be an impressive beastie to run with action to entertain the eyes and ears.
(Then, too, I sure can see Southern California in the background, familiar from my LA years.)
Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2022 7:00 pm
by SoCalBobS
Herr Dr. Professor wrote:There sure is a great length of road wheel there! It will be an impressive beastie to run with action to entertain the eyes and ears.
(Then, too, I sure can see Southern California in the background, familiar from my LA years.)
Need those road wheels for the track. One side. (Scroll down)
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Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2022 7:07 pm
by SoCalBobS
Will01Cpapri:
At the point that clip was taken, no problems. I'd even run it on some firm dirt. Since then, it's put on a LOT of weight, what with the deck, turrets, servos and side skirts! I can only hope! No hill climbing, that's for sure.
Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2022 2:15 am
by Herr Dr. Professor
I went back to find your comment: "Lots of fun assembling track links. 131 per side, five feet long!" Idiot's delight putting in the track pins.
Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2022 2:25 am
by Herr Dr. Professor
I went back to find your comment: "Lots of fun assembling track links. 131 per side, five feet long!" Idiot's delight putting in the track pins.
Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2022 12:06 pm
by Will01Capri
SoCalBobS wrote:Will01Cpapri:
At the point that clip was taken, no problems. I'd even run it on some firm dirt. Since then, it's put on a LOT of weight, what with the deck, turrets, servos and side skirts! I can only hope! No hill climbing, that's for sure.
Cheers for the reply, please call me Will
I look forward to seeing more videos, i have the files for it aswell, so fancy making one myself one day if i ever get time
I wonder if that lunatic is going to finish his 1/6 version.......... Wayne
Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2022 9:08 pm
by HERMAN BIX
I think he gets rehab then does a bit more, then more rehab and a bit more
!!!!
Re: Another 1:16 T-35 3D-Print Build
Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2022 12:36 am
by Xiaoshan_Sailor
Nice work! I've had the files forever but never had started. Seeing this gives me reason to dust them off.
You should look at the T-26 files from Winterhammer. Unlike the T-35, you'll find plenty of instructions and options to build. Am printing that next so we have a Soviet light tank to run alongside our KV-2 & & T34.
https://winterhammer-models.jimdofree.c ... ickers-7tp