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Hello all

So I have been looking and looking for a while at getting into RC tanks. I love the idea of improving and developing models over time and Long term I want to create an RC Bridgelayer but I know that is a long way off.
My day job is military simulation/tactics and a bit of 3D design

Via the magical eBay I have now got myself not one but two tanks both Heng long
Tiger 1 and a Bulldog. Both need a bit of work but that’s why I brought them.

I am currently adopting the approach of sponge , avid reader of posts and forum browser. Not burning questions just yet but I can already see this is a good place to post and get good help if needed.

Over the next few days I aim to sort my profile out etc

Be gentle with me on the RC tank front but I am an ex squaddie so I have a thick skin.

Welcome Steve!

Sounds like you've got a couple of fixer ups. Where you hail from?

Barry

i Live in the south of England

Hello and welcome to the forum Mr Steve.d.scott

A HL Tiger 1 and then a HL Bulldog is how I started this hobby with my grandson
I think it was this very forum (long before I was a member) where I read that the Bulldog was a good runner.

I'm sure you'll find all the answers you seek, but if not, I'm sure someone will be more than happy to answer your questions.

Hi Steve, Welcome to the Forum
Interested in Bridgelayers, Well if you type that word into the "Search" Box on the top right of this page be prepared for pages of them and the hints and tips to help in building them
I hope you do ask lots of questions and I hope even more that we can answer them
A lot of ex service personel on the Forum which is hardly a surprise and from many parts of the World,
Enjoy this place and please join in the various threads which have a habit of wandering off topic to the annoyance of the Mods

Welcome along, where abouts in Kent are you?

Ad Lav wrote:Welcome along, where abouts in Kent are you?

Chatham

Hello and welcome to the forum Steve

Cheers, Lee.

Welcome Steve. If you are an absolute beginner, you will
learn a lot from watching these https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... -WPqsJMkkc

Bear in mind, your Tiger will be newer and already have some of the improvement inbuilt.

Steve.d.scott wrote:Hello all

So I have been looking and looking for a while at getting into RC tanks. I love the idea of improving and developing models over time and Long term I want to create an RC Bridgelayer but I know that is a long way off.
My day job is military simulation/tactics and a bit of 3D design

Via the magical eBay I have now got myself not one but two tanks both Heng long
Tiger 1 and a Bulldog. Both need a bit of work but that’s why I brought them.

I am currently adopting the approach of sponge , avid reader of posts and forum browser. Not burning questions just yet but I can already see this is a good place to post and get good help if needed.

Over the next few days I aim to sort my profile out etc

Be gentle with me on the RC tank front but I am an ex squaddie so I have a thick skin.

Aye aye Steve - Man of Kent or Kentish Man

Welcome to the wonderful world of RC tanks - be careful as it can be like entering a wormhole, especially with German WWII armour as you always run the risk of running foul of the rivet-counters

I'm in Sittingbourne (not a native of Kent but made it my home!) . What era Military simulation do you do? Former Bootnevk here so stand by for banter