Tamiya 1/16 JS-2 1944 ChKZ

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Tamiya 1/16 JS-2 1944 ChKZ

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Hey Guys, my package arrived today very quickly from Banzai Hobby, took like 4 days
Here is the link http://banzaihobby.com/Tamiya-56034

Anyway, i made a unboxing video for all you guys to watch 8)



So i plan to do a build series with this bad boy and post many pics
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SteveDorics wrote:Hey Guys, my package arrived today very quickly from Banzai Hobby, took like 4 days
Here is the link http://banzaihobby.com/Tamiya-56034

Anyway, i made a unboxing video for all you guys to watch 8)



So i plan to do a build series with this bad boy and post many pics
That's a nice one all right...and a good deal as it came with the transmitter .... great video...hope to see more :thumbup:

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Good Morning,
A splendid model indeed! I'm looking forward to watching your Build thread especially with the excellent quality of your videos.
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Here is my first video in the Tamiya JS-2 build series, in this video i complete the first step in the manual

Any questions, please ask and let me know if there is anything that you would like me to cover

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Good Morning,
Great video. Don't worry about boring us with the repetitive steps, Steve. You handled that very nicely with the video cutaway to the completed step after showing us initially how the parts went together. Thank you again.
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Hey Guys,

Here is my second video in the Tamiya JS-2 build series, in this video i complete steps 2 - 5 in the manual

Any questions, please ask and let me know if there is anything that you would like me to cover

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I cant keep myself away from this awesome kit. Here is my third installment in my JS-2 build series. Awesome parts installed like the torsion bars and transmission units

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Good Morning,
A quick question? Did Tamiya really call for lock-tite on the screws holding the track tension adjuster in place? Some sort of removable lock-tite I failed to hear you mention earlier on was used, perhaps? Please keep up the videos, they provide an in depth look at the build of this tank. Thank you for showing close ups of the parts. It really does look as if Tamiya has beefed up their molds and castings. The quality of the pieces used is very obvious.
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So i just can't help myself! Here is the latest video, installation of the road wheels, drive sprockets and tracks. Fun times!

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Hey Guys,

Here is my fifth video in the Tamiya JS-2 build series, in this video I decided to cut of the small front fenders to simulate some damage during battle, plus I think it looks much better without them

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