Re: RSO Re: All new Brit are welcome [TANKS [TANKS]

["matthew" <matthewsanders-at-blueyonder.co.uk>]

hi i like the tracks you have used

http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s30/ChrysKane/tank2/?action=view&current=Ha-Gowcamo3.jpg

how wide are the hinges and how many hinges per track as that seems an easier way to build a track than having to use a belt with wooden blocks

 

matthew

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Hi Matthew! try to build the RSO version with the 75 mm gun mounted on, so you can later mount a paintball gun and play. It has a simpler, easier to scratch build, cabin, and two pairs of wheels like my suspensions have:

 http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s30/ChrysKane/tank2/?

- no springs involved. SHould be easy to construct! You will  have both the batteries and gun on the bed in the back, but they can fit I guess. You can cover them with a piece of canvas (an old T-shirt of khaki pants will do the job) Also, with the batteries in the back, teh gravity center will be kind of high, but nothing you cannot deal with.

Chrys

 

 

hi

I'm still in the planning stage but I will be building
http://www.military.cz/panzer/tanks/germany/steyr_rso/index_en.htm

and here is the assembly guide for the 1/35 tamiya model and plans
http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/image/10029782n/40/1
Mathew

RSO STEYER.bmp

RSO3.jpg

RSO2.jpg

RSO.jpg

RSO suspensions.jpg

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