Re: tank kits [TANKS]

[David Cansler <dcans-at-verizon.net>]

How could a choice of kits not work to most everyones advantage?
The only thing would be that they shouldn't be the same tank.

David

Brian Kraack wrote:

> Steve,
>
> My tank is further along than it was, but still with a ways to go.  I 
> moved and changed jobs last year and havnen't really had much time or 
> space (with a garage full of stuff to be unpacked) to devote to it 
> since.  I'm hoping that this winter I will be able to really charge 
> back into the hobby!
>
> Well, it seems great minds think alike!  Your router looks great, and 
> looks like it solves the sheet size issue mentioned earlier.   I 
> really would hate to step on your toes at this point, but maybe two 
> kits are better than one ... what are your (and everyone elses) 
> thoughts on that?
>
> I don't know, perhaps I will just pursue a tank kit to build for 
> myself then, just to see how it would turn out.  If you find some bits 
> that might be better done with a laser system (gears, detail work, 
> etc), drop me a line - maybe we can team up without competing.
> have you played with sketchup at all?  I really love it so far ...
>
> Brian