Just upgrade my M4 with new servo recoil unit
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Just upgrade my M4 with new servo recoil unit
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That's a really good point. Of things I've built, the T-34 76 turret or a StuG probably wouldn't have the room underneath for the servo body to drop. Possibly even the cross brace in the Tammy M4 would block it as well.
But I still love the design.
But I still love the design.
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Hinder means to prevent or stop.
I think BennyB is asking if the main gun goes all the way up and all the way down with the recoil installed.
Does the breech hit the top of the turret when the gun goes down?
I think BennyB is asking if the main gun goes all the way up and all the way down with the recoil installed.
Does the breech hit the top of the turret when the gun goes down?
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I see! breech does not hit top of turret when the gun goes down. main gun can goes all the way up and all the way down with the recoil installed.
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It is an amazing start of the year for this hobby.
So many improvements, modifications, new tooling, improved version of an already improved version of mother units/boards, improved gearboxes, upgraded metal version of already metal ones, new releases of tanks, etc.
These are all good - as we benefit immensely from these progress. The hobby is getting competitive price-wise and one has more options to start with.
I am glad to be in this forum and get informed in the various improvements going on around. Most importantly, to witness firsthand the inception of great new ideas and/or the various attempts at perfection on one's craft.
I am very appreciative at the opportunity being presented to me as a newbie to this hobby. The information and experience I learn from the expert residents of this forum is truly a blessing.
So many improvements, modifications, new tooling, improved version of an already improved version of mother units/boards, improved gearboxes, upgraded metal version of already metal ones, new releases of tanks, etc.
These are all good - as we benefit immensely from these progress. The hobby is getting competitive price-wise and one has more options to start with.
I am glad to be in this forum and get informed in the various improvements going on around. Most importantly, to witness firsthand the inception of great new ideas and/or the various attempts at perfection on one's craft.
I am very appreciative at the opportunity being presented to me as a newbie to this hobby. The information and experience I learn from the expert residents of this forum is truly a blessing.
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Just finished!
http://youtu.be/qgPuU9469TE?list=UUtwaop58N19jaI9nCLwQ_hg
http://youtu.be/qgPuU9469TE?list=UUtwaop58N19jaI9nCLwQ_hg
Last edited by clarkmodel; 02-03-2015 at 06:43 PM.