Well just could not stand it any longer,ordered my first Tamiya tank.It's a 1/35 Russian 734/76 '43 tank.Thought the forum needed a new build project to breath some life back into it.While waiting for it's arrival will be checking out the paint combo's used on this tank.
Will try to post pictures of the build. BIGMIG [:-][:-][:-]

You should post a 1/35th build on a modelers forum. This is for R/C tanks, mostly 1/24th scale and up.

JAT


Jeff

He is right it really is for RC tanks.... Get it on a Modelers Forum and let me know where.. I model 1/35 Scale Military as well as 1/16 RC.

Tamiya do 1/35th scale R/C tanks as well as the static models. Maybe it's one of those.
Geoff

I haven't seen any 1/35 T-34's that are RC, motorized yes (backwards/forwards), but not RC. IF you convert a non-RC to RC you'll have problems, mostly with the 1-piece joined rubber links and polycaps popping off.

guessing you've not seen this then http://www.freewebtown.com/jyliang/eng/index_e.html
"click" on workbench and have a look at the chally

Yea, Clark makes some exceptionable equipment.


Jeff

his work makes my eyes bleed[sm=spinnyeyes.gif][sm=spinnyeyes.gif]

What I mean is "straight out of the box RC-able/buildable" - from-Tamiya or other 1/35 manufacturers (Esci, Italeri, Trumpeter, Dragon etc). The amount of time and effort that guy puts into his creations, you'd want it to work, and his-built stuff wouldnt be cheap!

Guys--Doesn't Takara make R/C tanks smaller than 1/35 --anybody remember PzWest's link to the video of a 1/144 tank crawling around on a 1/16 Tiger?

I have a few Dragon 1/72 Tigers full RC

Personally I'd like to hear about any tank build be it RC or Static because the principles behind painting. weathering, detailing are the same across the board whether it moves or not, so these techniques can be useful for all.

PapaTron has a point if, if they are doing some modeling on it and its an RC tank then we might get some ideas. I don't want this to turn into a tiny tank site, but modeling ideas are across the board. I think that there are enoght of interested in diecussing the lager tanks that a few other tanks might inspire us to build those from scratch into the 1/16th scale! And from reading some of the post out there many of the 1/16th and 1/12th guys might as well have static models!

The Blitz