Dragon 1/35th Tiger I Late
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Great diorama now I know why you need things to be moveable. The weathering and scene blend in together perfectly.
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Odin's sons... Attack!
Unleash hell! Do not repent! Warfare grants us no lament
Let your weapons slash and tear This is no place for fear
Hold the lines! Move as one! In unity our victory's won
Our shields will form a mighty wall
United we shall never fall
Re: Dragon 1/35th Tiger I Late
Cheers. The metal tracks and PE guards really helped on this one.
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Re: Dragon 1/35th Tiger I Late
Very sharp looking build Bish. I feel for those Tiger crews when they had to switch track types like here in your dio. Great job!
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Re: Dragon 1/35th Tiger I Late
I often wondered how they changed tracks on tanks. I imagine it’s done the same way today?
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Re: Dragon 1/35th Tiger I Late
Thanks guys.
BS, its done exactly the same today, i have done this same thing numerous times on my Warrior. Given how much else has changed over the last 70+ years, its amazing that no one has come up with a new design for tracks. Shows how good they are.
Carlos, its actually not that bad changing the track, the tank does all the work. I am just not sure how they got the combat tracks on and off the train.
BS, its done exactly the same today, i have done this same thing numerous times on my Warrior. Given how much else has changed over the last 70+ years, its amazing that no one has come up with a new design for tracks. Shows how good they are.
Carlos, its actually not that bad changing the track, the tank does all the work. I am just not sure how they got the combat tracks on and off the train.
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Re: Dragon 1/35th Tiger I Late
Bish, I changed or repaired tracks more times than I care too remember. In the motor pool, or in the field, it was always a major chore.
Our method was different, using a soldier and some tool to walk the lead link of the track forward to the sprocket. No cables or ropes involved.
Our method was different, using a soldier and some tool to walk the lead link of the track forward to the sprocket. No cables or ropes involved.
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Re: Dragon 1/35th Tiger I Late
Our way was sort of a bit of both. We had to have a 3rd guy ready to lift the track over the top rollers, we used to have a track pin sticking out to lift it over. But most of the work was done by the sprocket.
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