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Steve Edwards <sedwards-at-awger.net> |
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Re: Tiger 1 road wheels [TANKS] |
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Date: |
Mon, 26 Jun 2006 20:30:29 -0400 |
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tanks-at-rctankcombat.com |
burn995-at-aol.com wrote:
> Tom down here in in Tenn.(transplanted from PA four years ago).Bought the
> tamiya tiger 1 1/32 scale model for detail refrence on my 1/6 tiger. I noticed
> that the road wheel arms are in oppisite directions.left side face aft and the
> right face fwd. Can anyone tell me what this does for the tank and if it really
> matters on the scale models.Hope to have some photos worth putting on the
> sight soon.thanks
>
http://tiger1.info/EN/TorsionBars.html
Like George said... made for a tight, clean install.
I don't recall where I read this, but (supposedly) the fact that the
tracks were the same for both sides (but hung running in opposite
directions) had a slight affect on straight-line running. I guess the
suspension arms hanging in opposite directions could also have
contributed, but I seriously doubt this would affect a 1/6 model.
Tigerfibel, anybody?
http://www.zimmerit.com/main/pagineweb/tigerfibel.pdf
- Steve "YMMV" Edwards
P.S. Panther and Tiger II combat tracks were asymmetric -- there was
a definite left and right track.