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Type: |
PzKpfw VI-I Tiger |
Armament: |
88mm |
Built: |
Sept 2013 |
Armor: |
100mm |
Builder: |
Loic Anthian |
Rating: |
40/4 |
Status: |
Operational |
Battles: |
6 |
Owner: |
Loic Anthian |
Points Earned: |
3,133 |
Call Sign: |
UNKNOWN |
Points Given: |
9,000 |
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First Commercially Available R/C Combat TankSheet metal bodyPlastic cast tracksSteel reinforced ABS wheels
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Click Photo For Enlargement (136 Kb)
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We scrapped the "full metal" Tiger I and replaced it with a "Hybrid" Tiger. That means that the tank is made of thick ABS with inner metal lining. Adding the motorization frame and the heavy gauge suspension rails make this hull very sturdy |
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Side view of the "new" ABS Tiger I Ausf.E Late. The Schedule 80 PVC sleeve just slides over the paintball barrel. |
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Video of the fully functional Tiger, with suspension, motorization, turret rotation, gun elevation, electronic system, paintball marker and coaxial laser pointer |
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Location: Southtown Expo Center
Date: February 1st and 2nd
Event: "Crossroad of the West" Gun Show
A member of the Utah Military Vehicle Club wondered if the 1/6th Scale Tiger I would be able to run over his body?
Here's the answer... |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxSVJChvhHc |
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Click Photo For Enlargement (63 Kb)
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This tank got "banged up"!
Testing in Michigan with the installation of the control
system, and battling at Gettysburg took its toll...
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Click Photo For Enlargement (63 Kb)
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Sept 2013: The FOA "Combat Tiger I" battle debut is in Gettysburg, PA. See British Invasion for more details.
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Loic's first kill. Actually, it was more like a "road kill" since Marty's Comet had just thrown a track and was waiting for someone to finish him off. Loic obliged.
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Inside view of the turret: Hinges allow full access to
turret components, TTES Gun Elevation System (Patent Pending) on a lead-screw
design. We upgraded the CO2 feed since Gettysburg with a coil feed which allow
the 9oz. gas tank to be stored in hull
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