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Well done production video by WJ that includes battle footage, still photos,
narration and special video effects.
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The battlefield. Short grass, tall grass, bridge, ditch: very good. Enough space to battle with 5 tanks next May.
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Sam built a bridge and a tank ditch to allow the 'hull down' strategy.
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WJ brought his newly acquired truck chassis and, in between capturing the battle, was working on it to get it moving under it's own power.
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The old Anvilus speed controller. Wired in the on/off mode it gave the T34 a very realistic look. Slow and brusk, but determined and reliable.
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The guts of Sam's T34, now still clean. Some goo was found inside after the battle, it needs some goo proofing for the next battle.
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The inside of the T34 turret: second rx and power supply. No wires between hull and turret.
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The local newspaper journalist stopped by to cover the battle for Sunday's edition.
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The first hits on the T34. The metal fenders made a nice clancking noise when it, as can be heard in the video.
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