Re: Hello all

[Rusty Bates <elf1564-at-bellsouth.net>]

Hi John,

I'm from Winston-Salem, NC, the other fellow was James Miller, he lives 
over in King, NC. Together with a few others we built the metal 1/6 
T34-85 sitting to the right of your display area. My current project is 
another T34 of the same, most of all the parts have been made and now it 
just finding time to put everything together.  The only thing left to 
make is the aluminum casting for the turret ring assembly. After review 
of  the tanks on display both James and I have decided to use a few of 
the ideas you guys had for your models for the turret rotation. Since we 
both want to use gas motors in the models, we decided to build a few 
models using the construction techniques you good folks have employed 
for the electric motors.

If other are interested in seeing the our T34-85 before its coat of 
whitewash, then feel free to check out the web site.
http://www.geocities.com/eastpac01/index.html
It goes into a little detail about the building of the model.

Rusty


JOHN PITTELLI wrote:

>Hi Rusty,
>          So where are you located? We met a lot of
>great people in Danville, it's hard to keep track of
>all the names. Finish the current project so you can
>get started, maybe you could be ready for the summer
>battle in 2005. Glad you enjoyed our tanks.
>     John" Mark IV" Pittelli
>
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>--- Rusty Bates <elf1564-at-bellsouth.net> wrote:
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>>Hello Folks,
>>
>>I had the pleasure to meet a few of the members of
>>the RC Combat this 
>>past weekend at the Danville show.
>>I must say I was very impressed with the work on
>>your models. I plan on 
>>building one of these in the future as soon as I get
>>my latest project 
>>completed. Anyone tried building these with gas
>>motors?
>>
>>Rusty Bates
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