Yup, speed kills at Danville. Other than an aluminum lower hull, swing arms, sprocket and idlers I try to stay light. Never really been a fan of metal tracks unless I want that "sag" on Russian armor or
have it really gear down like my JT or Panther G. No real need to argue about this as most of the time it's sorted out on the battlefield..... I'm still battling my Tamiya and all the "clones" are at their
bench's being wrenched on. I've converted plenty of HL's to Tamiya electronics and they run fine after lots of tuning, still not a Tammy in my opinion. Not trying to bash your build Curtis, very good looking
tank and if it is hundreds of dollars cheaper than a tammy Tiger and can hold up to 3 days of constant battling, hats off to you!