Re: tracks

[Jim Neifert <jneifert-at-shaw.ca>]

I second this Steve, its what made this so interesting to me. Mine might not 
be pretty when done, but its the fact that I built it, and can take it apart 
to upgrade anything as the ideas come to me, or anyone else in the group.

Jim
Abbotsford, BC

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Tyng" <stevet-at-stcharlesmd.com>
To: <tanks-at-rctankcombat.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 12:37 PM
Subject: RE: tracks


> Tony wrote,
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>> Maybe, I can help those folks that want "real" tracks.
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>> These are probably only of interest to folks that
>> want genuine appearance and high performance.
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> Tony, if you want to endear yourself to this community I would suggest 
> cutting back on the disparaging remarks concerning our equipment and 
> designs.  I for one look forward to the challenge of coming up with 
> solutions to the problems encountered in our hobby and am very proud of 
> what I have come with so far.  I also have no qualms about freely sharing 
> what I have done and learned along the way.
>
> I would pit a "real" TTS against a factory setup any day.  It may not be 
> "scale" but this is not a scale hobby, it's a combat hobby where 
> performance is paramount.  And within the context of this hobby a TTS and 
> other track designs developed for it will blow away a scale replica any 
> day.
>
> Steve "Scratch Builder" Tyng
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