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I took my Panther for a run in the woods.

Good afternoon,
Tough stuff for a tough Tank. Thanks, Woz ;o)
regards,
Painless

Hi Runs very well you have found the secret of setting up a Panther, have seen posts on forums that they cant get a Panther to run right with metal running gear , I have a Bergpanther that runs well will tow a full metal Jagdtiger. Mine also has the full metal lower which is very strong and found it to be better than a Tamiya Panther.

regards pete

Yep..it performs very nicely, but then the full-size Panther was a good cross-country performer. For some reason, in certain angles the camouflage is reminiscent of the Union jack.

Woz very nice paint and excellent job with the video

All exelent stuff

Thanks

@971wright - that taigen lower is just so smooth. Think I need them on all my future builds.

@43rdRecceReg - I didn't notice the Union Jack until I took photos of the tank. Guess if it helps confuse the allies for a few seconds then it's a bonus.

Nice work Woz - great looking Panther - the more I see them with side skirts, the more I like them.

Mine is also metal Taigen - an excellent piece of kit.

Yup, I have one from RCTank.de, metal everything and it runs like a dream. I stuck an Elmod in it for good measure.

Love seeing video of tanks outdoors, it's where they should be.

Woz wrote:Thanks

@971wright - that taigen lower is just so smooth. Think I need them on all my future builds.

@43rdRecceReg - I didn't notice the Union Jack until I took photos of the tank. Guess if it helps confuse the allies for a few seconds then it's a bonus.

..ah., so I'm not alone in seeing the trusty old Union Jack in the camo. Thought I might be hallucinating; but it's not Friday (slurps) night yet. If Germans were happy to wear GI uniforms in the Ardennes, then why not indulge in a spot of flag disguise, eh?