Floating Tanks

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oztruck
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Floating Tanks

Post by oztruck »

Ok, went down to the river today with my landing craft, a couple of tanks and my M16. ;)
After battling with the weeds, strong current, and high winds I had a great time and everything went well. :clap: Except for the flat battery in the M16. :'(
The Landing Craft runs very well, too well, it is too fast on full throttle. :crazy:
Any way a picture is worth a thousand words so here is a VIDEO.
Click on the link below. :wave:



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FireflyKeith
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Re: Floating Tanks

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Great video and great models :thumbup: the landing craft does look a handful especially in those conditions :crazy:

Keith 8)
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jrc
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fantastic oz :clap: :clap: well done, a superb model :thumbup:
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tankmad
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Excellent video oz the landing craft and the armour looks good. :thumbup:
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Saxondog
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Post by Saxondog »

Great video,really brings into focus the size of the LCT.I was wondering if the ramp sealing was an issue but now that I have seen you run the LCT THE ramp is hinged well above the water line.Excellent job Blake
Miggers
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Post by Miggers »

Wow oz,you've done a stonking job with it :clap: .

No wonder you have to work at it in a bit of a breeze,it's a big slab sided brute that must catch the wind.

Better to have a bit too much grunt than not enough though,and steerage control looks to be excellent,she certainly throws up a nice wash behind her.
It looks like the screws might be cavitating a bit under full power,but the effect is great.
Are you using just rudder or differential control on the motors too??.

Well done mate,it's certainly given me food for thought about a 1/16th LCM III :think:

Mark
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Post by 29th mp »

Hi, absolutly fantastic :D :D you done a brilliant job :thumbup:

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Post by tankman »

A fantastic video and a fantastic collection of models. You have done yourself proud.
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oztruck
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Re: Floating Tanks

Post by oztruck »

For all the people on dial up that can't do youtube

This is my 1/16 LCM, M16, Sherman and Pershing.


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JTS
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Re: Floating Tanks

Post by JTS »

Well done Oztruck

What's your next project the buffalo or the duck?


Jim
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