RC Tank Warfare community hobby forum

Hello.
Well, first I appologise by anticipation for all my future errors in english language !!
Well, my french is much better, as i am a frenchy...
I've started rc tanks 2 years ago now, when I've dicoverd Heng-Long tanks.. and their price (Sorry Tamiya-San, but yours are.. Expensive ??)
Rc tanks is my "second" hobby, the main one being flying in "old" aircraft in an old aircraft restoration association (eeerkk.. might no be very english that sentence..)
I've discovered your forum while looking for info on some tanks, and dicovering the different realisation that were done by all of you..
Already done is a Panzer III (not weathered yet) and on going is a StuG III (not a lot of room available at home !!)
I'm also on an french forum, so don't be surprised not to see me very often, but I will keep an eye on what's happening here !

Hi and welcome to the forum!! Glad to have you on board!! I'm sure you will find everything you need on here! We would love to see some pics of your tank when it's been weathered!! Regards Gary.

Welcome Monk look forward to seeing some of your work....
Cheers Ken

Hi Monk,welcome to the forum

Hi monk,
Welcome to the Forum
Your English is great in fact I think that it is probably better than some English people can actually write !!..
The Forum is a very friendly place and you will have no problem in finding any help or advice that you need. There is a 'search box' located in the top right hand corner of the main banner but if that does not help then please just start a post and you can guarantee that your question will be quickly answered.
Please can you tell me which part of France you are actually in ?? I retired to France about 3 1/2 years ago and have not seen anything about remote control so I presumed that it was not really a very popular hobby here.
Just in case my answer is a bit difficult to understand then here it is in French....You have to love computers
.....Vous devez aimer les ordinateurs.....
Bienvenue sur le Forum
Votre anglais est grande, en fait je pense que c'est probablement mieux que certains peuple anglais peut réellement écrire!
Le Forum est un endroit très sympathique et vous n'aurez aucun problème à trouver de l'aide ou des conseils que vous avez besoin. Il ya une «zone de recherche» situé dans le coin en haut à droite de la bannière principale, mais si cela n'aide pas alors s'il vous plaît il suffit de commencer un poste et vous pouvez garantir que votre question sera rapidement une réponse.
S'il vous plaît pouvez-vous me dire quelle partie de la France vous êtes réellement dans? J'ai pris ma retraite en France environ 3 1/2 ans et n'ai rien vu sur le contrôle à distance donc je suppose que ce n'était pas vraiment un passe-temps très populaire ici.
Alb.

thanks to all for welcoming me
sure I will post some pictures no problem
Dietrich, speaking of tanks forum, here is a link to one,
http://17ercpz.xooit.fr/index.php
on which you will find links to some others, and also information on clubs in differents areas of France and the work of members
For myself, I live close to Lyon in "south" east of France

Hi monk,
Your English is great..it really is..... ......Thank you for the link to the tank forums......I did not think that the WW2 RC was a very popular hobby in France ..but I am pleased to see that I am wrong....
I live near what is jokingly called ' Dordogne-Shire ' .......because there are so many English in the area..... ....but more accurately, in Depatment 47, Lot et Garonne....my nearest town is Eymet ....but I have been told that apparently the French consider it to be the equivalent of 'Hill-Billy' or 'Red-Neck' country !!...because the local French accent is such a strong rural one.....so my son will end up sounding like a French Hill-Billy..!!.... ......If he ever wants to move to Paris then he will have to take 'elocution lessons' so that they do not laugh at his accent.....
Alb.

hello mate and welcome

Hi monk,
Welcome to the forum
sparks