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  • what are the homes made of? answer on my channel

  • @power0500 packing foams & VCR cases.

  • The steering looks like a small car steering and the twin motors are from which toy????????

  • @tankman35  I did it long time ago. I think the front steering came from a tiny radio control car, twin motors from surplus gear boxes.

  • What toy is the RC system from? Make and car / boat?

  • @tankman35 I think it is from a toy submarine.

  • bonita replica de este vehiculo americano de la 2º guerra mundial, en cuento pueda me hare con uno

  • Mattorro have just released a full RC 1/16 scale model of this vehicle

  • suck

  • No, from a bargain outlet store.

  • You have to buy a model kit & make it yourself. I bought this cheap kit from a bargain store.

  • is scale 1:32?

  • Yes.

  • How did you do it?

  • As a starter, see my " 1/35 Panzer lV simplest RC conversion ".

  • Well done! Thinking this is the early 1/35tamiya kit? Are you using the tamiya motor kits still? Ive tried to find these online in Australia but cant find a distrubutor. Where is the best place to pick them up from? Cheers>

  • No, this is actually a toy model kit of $7US(a lot of extra detailing needed). A very small surplus gear box was used (or you can build it yourself) Front steerings from a small toy car. Tamiya standard twin motor kit is not suitable until they start to sell their NEWEST mini motor kit.

  • I live in Canada & have no idea the best way to shop from Australia and I thought it's easier for your shoppings because you're closer to Japan. This is a difficult project, better start with the simpler ones if you are new to RC.

  • wow nice job looks awesome! I will love to convert my 1/18 M3 halftrack but was wondering what vehicle to used for that purpose thanks.....

  • Vehicle of same width to match the front wheels is desirable.

  • In my memory, rubber track in this kit is quite rigid, how can you get it run like that?

  • Obviously it is because I am smart :)

    Actually, a rigid track is better because the slots won't got stretched out of alighment causing mis-teething. And yet, you might have a different kit.

  • How did you make the buildings?

  • foam boards & discarded VCR cases

  • I love th town setting :) I've always wanted to convert to tanks to RC but i just lack the skill. :P

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