Scalawags Challenger 2 build

[spongehoobtank82]

Hey dude looking good! I have a different solution for fitting the driveshaft supports that I will detail when I 'officially' get my chally next wk! Pretty much plan on similar build as yours, you got any plans for the rear light clusters? Started on mine already, will post pic later.

[jtracks]

You're off to a great start with your chosen upgrades, I will be following along.

[DNAR]

Very nice run down of the things added up Paul!

[spongehoobtank82]

Well these are the originals

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Extended the sides after some grinding off of the molded in detail

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Cage added

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And finally lenses but am not happy with these there to big so getting redone!

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Also painted tamiya olive drab, will weather when there on the tank

[Ad Lav]

Good start Paul, she'll run well that's for sure.

You must have a box full of old HL stuff lol

[mcevoyi]

A really good start Paul
..will watch and lean

[Bogeyman]

Good work Paul, coming along nicely, will be following along, by the way have just obtained 21st Century Bradley, its your fault!!!

John

[PainlessWolf]

Paul,
Very, very cool work there. ;o) I like how things 'fit' in your tanks. That's a hard thing to pull off especially if the battery box is still present. You make the right points, it is there for a reason and different means of stiffening the hull must be found if it is removed. Taigen is a lesson in this with all of the metal braces added to their open, lower hulls.
regards,
Painless

[toniolillo]

I always liked that tank a lot, very good choice, I also really like how you've improved a greeting

[ALPHA]

What bad timing lol....It's just unfortunate the full metal version hasn't come out...but I'll just take some notes ....Good going so far Scalawag

ALPHA