FO Pershing or Tiger I?
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Hi all, I require some input. Between Tamiya's Pershing and Tiger I, which would you choose to keep a Sherman company? Please rate them on the following factors
1) Ease of build
2) Off road ability
3) Ease of maintenance
4) Special features (if any)
I am leaning towards the Tiger because of its history but those overlapping wheels worry me. Do they collect a lot of muck if I drive it through thick grass?
My Sherman is great for bashing through grass. It traps a twig or leaf every now and then but the entire wheel/track assembly is very easy to clean.
1) Ease of build
2) Off road ability
3) Ease of maintenance
4) Special features (if any)
I am leaning towards the Tiger because of its history but those overlapping wheels worry me. Do they collect a lot of muck if I drive it through thick grass?
My Sherman is great for bashing through grass. It traps a twig or leaf every now and then but the entire wheel/track assembly is very easy to clean.
#3
1) Ease of build - Tiger wins although Pershing is a better build
2) Off road ability - Tiger wins but no Pershing problems
3) Ease of maintenance - Tiger hands down
4) Special features (if any) - Pershing has lights controlled by radio
Unless driving in snow, I would not worry about interleaved wheels too much!
2) Off road ability - Tiger wins but no Pershing problems
3) Ease of maintenance - Tiger hands down
4) Special features (if any) - Pershing has lights controlled by radio
Unless driving in snow, I would not worry about interleaved wheels too much!
#4
I agree with Eric, the Tiger I is an easier build and easier to get the batteries in and out of than the Pershing. I have both (although I have the Strumtiger) but haven't had a single problem with either.
Both are solid, quality kits and are the next step as far as difficulty in building from the Sherman.
Jeff
Both are solid, quality kits and are the next step as far as difficulty in building from the Sherman.
Jeff




