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A broken Land Rover? Never!

Does anybody here fix Triumphs? I mean just in case one should ever breakdown...

Mike.

ColemanCollector wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:24 pm A broken Land Rover? Never!

Does anybody here fix Triumphs? I mean just in case one should ever breakdown...

Mike.

Car or bike? Modern or crap?

RobW wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 4:15 pm Looks really good. Could the list be ordered alphabetically? So it would put all KV's together, all Shermans etc but also easier to browse the list to find a specific type.

I was going to ask that exact same thing...lol

ColemanCollector wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:24 pm A broken Land Rover? Never!

Does anybody here fix Triumphs? I mean just in case one should ever breakdown...

Mike.

It's my second TD5 to suffer head gasket failure but I'm determined to fix this one

My dad has a triumph... Currently broken

When I rode I stuck with reliable bikes...IE: the Japanese ones...lol

tankme wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 12:34 am When I rode I stuck with reliable bikes...IE: the Japanese ones...lol

Same here, two stoke Yamahas and four stroke Suzukis
Not to say I hadn't ridden other two and four strokes from most manufacturers

Back to the topic at hand...I guess all of the 3D printed tanks are still going to reside in the 3D Printing forum?... I know I personally have self printed projects in the works to include the Maus, E100, Comet, Hellcat, M60 Slick, T26, BMP-1, M113, B1 Centauro, Conqueror, T28 Super Heavy, Jagdpanzer E100, Tortoise, IS-3, and IS-4. Then I have some I didn't print myself like the Warprints Hetzer and my Drupelu RC IS-7.

Son of a gun-ner wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:39 pm

ColemanCollector wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:24 pm A broken Land Rover? Never!

Does anybody here fix Triumphs? I mean just in case one should ever breakdown...

Mike.

Car or bike? Modern or crap?

Cars, '72 and '78. Gotta say, after getting the bugs out and POs neglectful years straightened out they have been reliable summer cars. Butt simple
with a fuse panel that has a whole 3 fuses!

Mike.

TD5?!? 2286 and a 2.5 petrol in the 109" camper. Old school, the 88" doesn't even have a brake servo. Really do need to get them both properly on the road though. Not so much broken as resting.

Re the printed models. Keeping that up to date may be somewhat more difficult unless there's some focus on what goes into the list? Similarly the 1/16 kits from Takom, Andy's Models etc which can be/have been RC'd.

The catalogue is now in alphabetical order!