RE: UK interest?

["Brian Kraack" <bkraack-at-siscom.net>]

In Europe for a year?  Sounds cool.  Are you going for work or play?  I
might actually be interested in your tank, I remember really liking it when
I saw it a year ago.  I am still (slowly) working on t004 (maybe I should
send some update pics ...) but with my upcoming move (changing houses is
all, not continents :) I'm very busy and that project gets put on the back
burner a lot.  Plus, when I did finish mine, I would have two for back yard
battling fun :) 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: tanks-admin-at-rctankcombat.com 
> [mailto:tanks-admin-at-rctankcombat.com] On Behalf Of Steve Tyng
> Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2004 8:26 AM
> To: tanks-at-rctankcombat.com
> Subject: RE: UK interest?
> 
> Frank wrote:
> 
> > Please send Charles an email and let him know where you are 
> and what 
> > you're working on.  You'll need all the help you can get 
> when Tyng The 
> > Invader visits next year ;-)
> 
> Speaking of invading Europe next year.  Since I'm planning on 
> being abroad for a year or more starting in 05.  I am....  
> seriously considering selling the T34 
> (http://www.rctankcombat.com/tanks/T005/).  Whew, that was 
> hard to say.  I'd sell it at or after the Athens NY event.  
> I'll include the radio, batteries and a charger.  Basically a 
> turn key setup for R/C tank combat.  I figure $1,500 would be 
> more than a fair price (about 2 billion in Canadian dollars 
> or 3 UK pounds ;-).  Anybody interested?
> 
> A word of warning: owning and operating an R/C Tank Combat 
> vehicle may induce family and loved ones to call the men in 
> white to take you away "for your own good".  Just look at 
> Marc's crazed face on his video and you'll know what I mean!  ;-)
> 
> Also, you should have some mechanical and electrical 
> competence to operate and maintain one of these vehicles.  I 
> doubt if you'll be able to haul it down to the local hobby 
> shop for a tune-up!
> 
> 
>    Steve "I'll build a new one when I get back" Tyng
> 
>