Torro 1:16 Sd.kfz 251

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It looks like it rides very nicely "straight out of the box".
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Magnificent.
Looks like it could do with a steering travel limiter at times perhaps.
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But driving on the "frozen lake" is terrifying. :haha:
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Yip !
Any thin spots and booshka!!
I notice he went around the edge for a bit until he needed a run up !!
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Hi,
Torro made a good job at the 251.
The steering servo have metalgear and is waterproof.
Ballbearings at the axle:
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Open diff? anything which provides brake to inner track to aid sterring?
Or is it a torsen type diff which helps transmit the torque to outer track to aid steering mechanically?
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WCP RC MODELS wrote: Thu Jan 23, 2025 2:35 pm Open diff? anything which provides brake to inner track to aid sterring?
Or is it a torsen type diff which helps transmit the torque to outer track to aid steering mechanically?
In the pictures the diff looks "open" and in the video just after the lake it struggles to turn on the dirt road. My guess is no track steering and significant weight over the steer axle. Does run impressively well for a half track.
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When is it available in uk
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WCP RC MODELS wrote: Thu Jan 23, 2025 2:35 pm Open diff? anything which provides brake to inner track to aid sterring?
Or is it a torsen type diff which helps transmit the torque to outer track to aid steering mechanically?
It´s a quite simple open differential - same like at the M16 halftruck
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Exhibitedbrute wrote: Thu Jan 23, 2025 9:11 pm When is it available in uk
delivery has been postponed from the end of february to mid march,
allow an extra week or two for availability in the uk.
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