M93 fox
08-23-2016, 01:51 PM
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08-23-2016, 05:37 PM
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hi
thank you :-).
thank you. some years ago i thought about that, but so far to much other projekts are in the line so there is at the moment no time for that.
cu christian
thank you :-).
thank you. some years ago i thought about that, but so far to much other projekts are in the line so there is at the moment no time for that.
cu christian
08-24-2016, 04:41 AM
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I would support this... even by placing a deposit for one!
Or a Mark IV would be neat too. I would throw the A7V in there but I'm afraid an RC version would be too unstable and top heavy like the real thing.
With only the FT-17 in 1/16, more WWI armor are needed so please reconsider this. It would be very simple, especially someone of your talent and expertise.
Oh, and btw... the M93 looks pretty cool!
Jeff
08-24-2016, 05:11 AM
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hi
thanks. i have done some researc about mark iv and a7v and the polysterin kit of the a7v should be ready this year i think ;-).
its a reltive wide model so driving it slowly during the terain shuld be no big problem,
cu christian
thanks. i have done some researc about mark iv and a7v and the polysterin kit of the a7v should be ready this year i think ;-).
its a reltive wide model so driving it slowly during the terain shuld be no big problem,
cu christian
08-24-2016, 02:27 PM
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Re the A7V, one of our members (Gra) at Havoc Hobby built one - http://hobbyhavoc.com/forum/index.php?topic=3765.0 - unfortunately he passed on earlier this year, but the torch has been passed.
Re the M93, I've liked the shape of the TPZ1 Fuchs, much better looking the French VAB & Russian BTR's which are similar wheeled APC's.
Mal
Re the M93, I've liked the shape of the TPZ1 Fuchs, much better looking the French VAB & Russian BTR's which are similar wheeled APC's.
Mal
08-24-2016, 04:13 PM
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You know what, you are right!
I did some searching on it and found a size comparison (in 1/35) and I was mistaken.
http://www.missing-lynx.com/gallery/german/a7vmn_1.html
So, looking forward to the A7V then!
Jeff
