It is 1/10th scale and powered by a four stroke nitro engine.
Full RC control with 3 speed gearbox, turret rotation and gun elevation.
P&E Telis Tank Leapord 2A3
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getemuphigh
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P&E Telis Tank Leapord 2A3
Here's a couple of pictures of my P&E Telis Tank Leopard 2A3
It is 1/10th scale and powered by a four stroke nitro engine.
Full RC control with 3 speed gearbox, turret rotation and gun elevation.
It is 1/10th scale and powered by a four stroke nitro engine.
Full RC control with 3 speed gearbox, turret rotation and gun elevation.
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Red Devils
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Re: P&E Telis Tank Leapord 2A3
That is a true beauty, love the Leo's...
Derek
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dgsselkirk
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Re: P&E Telis Tank Leapord 2A3
Sweet! Out of curiosity final costing???
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getemuphigh
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Re: P&E Telis Tank Leapord 2A3
Thanks for the comments.
Funny enough I bought her second hand from a chap who was going out to Canada.
It needed a new engine which I have now got and ready to fit but as you can see the tank itself is in great shape.
Ran her a few times when I first got her, great to drive but takes some getting used to, especially the gear changes.
They cost over 3k In UK pounds depending on spec but I think much better than a 1/6 scale electric tank due to the detailing like on a 1/16 tamiya but sooooooooooo much more realistic to drive with the engine and gear changes and since they are smaller they are much more useable.
I have a 1/6 Challenger 2 which is great (bigger is better, right!?), but I do prefer the 1/10 tanks because of this.
Funny enough I bought her second hand from a chap who was going out to Canada.
It needed a new engine which I have now got and ready to fit but as you can see the tank itself is in great shape.
Ran her a few times when I first got her, great to drive but takes some getting used to, especially the gear changes.
They cost over 3k In UK pounds depending on spec but I think much better than a 1/6 scale electric tank due to the detailing like on a 1/16 tamiya but sooooooooooo much more realistic to drive with the engine and gear changes and since they are smaller they are much more useable.
I have a 1/6 Challenger 2 which is great (bigger is better, right!?), but I do prefer the 1/10 tanks because of this.
