Re: STUG III Asiatam Heng long
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 5:47 pm
Don't happen to have a band saw....
I considered plastic, but I like the way the copper/brass hangs and that I can solder up fittings to it. I am considering one piece units for each side. Less hassle and fewer cuts.
Some more pics and snow video. Runs very well in up to 1.5-2 inches snow on driveway. got half way up a 6 inch cliff. snow really packs into wheels and comes flying off tracks when in the fluffy stuff...look really cool!
Forgot to mention that I added about 2.5 lbs of lead to the model stacked between the trosion arms and in upper hull. Gives it a lot of weight through the snow.
russian winter: cammo looks good.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6OdS6Hzfi0
I considered plastic, but I like the way the copper/brass hangs and that I can solder up fittings to it. I am considering one piece units for each side. Less hassle and fewer cuts.
Some more pics and snow video. Runs very well in up to 1.5-2 inches snow on driveway. got half way up a 6 inch cliff. snow really packs into wheels and comes flying off tracks when in the fluffy stuff...look really cool!
Forgot to mention that I added about 2.5 lbs of lead to the model stacked between the trosion arms and in upper hull. Gives it a lot of weight through the snow.
russian winter: cammo looks good.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6OdS6Hzfi0