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X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2018 6:41 pm
by Pebbe302
Got my two new VStanks today, a M1A2 Abrams and a Japanese type 90, They are really nice.
I also got my new T34/ taigen full metal one. But ofcourse there had to be some problems. The T34 came without the switch i the chassie for the smoker. Theres just a hole where the button should be, so its going back
The new additions
This button is missing and theres just a hole trough the bottom.
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Re: X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2018 8:00 pm
by Pebbe302
Son of a gun-ner wrote:Don't be hasty, check out the controller first, I believe you may have the switch built into it.
Oh really? That would be great, but as shown in the picture of the manual there should be a switch. Where do I get further information about this?
Re: X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2018 8:09 pm
by Pebbe302
Pebbe302 wrote:Son of a gun-ner wrote:Don't be hasty, check out the controller first, I believe you may have the switch built into it.
Oh really? That would be great, but as shown in the picture of the manual there should be a switch. Where do I get further information about this?
Edit
https://youtu.be/GtxaYCl1XNY
Damn, you might be right. If thats the case, then you are a life saver. I´ll be buying you a virtual beer then.
strange though that they havent changed it in the manual.
Re: X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2018 9:07 pm
by Dark46
I've just got my new metal T-34/85 and the smoker toggle is on the right hand side at the top by the machine gun button.
Re: X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2018 9:17 pm
by Pebbe302
Dark46 wrote:I've just got my new metal T-34/85 and the smoker toggle is on the right hand side at the top by the machine gun button.
Ah, thanks. Just looked throug the papers and there was no flyer about anything beeing changed. Well Im happy that all is well..now I just have to patch up the hole in the chassie were the button should be. I saw a vid on youtube of some russian guy that put the start button under the drivers hatch. It looked really neat.
Thank you so much for the info
Re: X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2018 7:54 pm
by 43rdRecceReg
Did you buy IR or BB versions? The VS tank BB version uses the Japan Marui airsoft cannon, and it's claimed to be the most powerful of any BB equipped model....
Re: X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2018 9:41 pm
by PainlessWolf
Good afternoon,
I can backup Roy's claim about the Tokyo Marui airsoft cannons. I have one of the original 1/24 Tiger 1 s from that company and it's main gun far outstrips any of Heng Long or Taigen's offerings.
regards,
Painless
Re: X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2018 9:49 pm
by Maccrage
PainlessWolf wrote:Good afternoon,
I can backup Roy's claim about the Tokyo Marui airsoft cannons. I have one of the original 1/24 Tiger 1 s from that company and it's main gun far outstrips any of Heng Long or Taigen's offerings.
regards,
Painless
Ahh, the first rc tank I had. Forgot about that one. Of course TMs airsoft guns are better than HL or Taigen. They are an airsoft company, one of THE companies.
Re: X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2018 10:19 pm
by Max-U52
Can the Marui be easily retrofitted into a 1/16 tank? I always like it when the airsoft gun kicks butt. But just for old times sake, check the Panzer IV, with balloon bustin' power.
Re: X-mas came early, and of course some problems
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2018 10:25 pm
by Pebbe302
43rdRecceReg wrote:Did you buy IR or BB versions? The VS tank BB version uses the Japan Marui airsoft cannon, and it's claimed to be the most powerful of any BB equipped model....
No I got the IR. Well thats a bit strange, because in the airsoft world the Tokyo Marui is considered to be of very high quality but not very powerfull, due to japanese regulations.
