Thanks! Definitely more fun being a designer and maker instead of a consumer, but some engineering skill helps. The overall design/build is really going well. This is my first tank, but I think I've got the hang of it - very little rework or adjustments have been required, mostly just running a little looser fit tolerances due to the impreciseness of 3d printing. Quite happy how its going. I got the hardware, but still no bearings. Keeping that printer humming, trying various printer settings and orientations to get the wheels to come out acceptably. I've got a very novel way to join the upper and lower hull that should make it super stiff - I won't spill the beans until I prove it out first but won't be like any other.
