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Yes, I put some grip mats on them better now. Yes has servo recoil.

3d printed...

Check out some of my other videos that show the whole field! :-)

It is FlySky FS-i6s readily available everywhere. You pretty much have to use this radio if you are using Clark sbus boards...

@@DGSmilitaryhobby thank you for sharing this information. I really appreciate it so much.

I can take no credit for the 3d interior. All my buddy Big Mike's doing...😁

Thank you! It is a custom built from DGS Military Hobby kit with a Mato lower . It runs using a TK50 clark board aftermarket electronics. I build and sell a wide variety of tanks. Here is my site that you can see many of my builds on. : dgsselkirk.wixsite.com/dgsmilitaryhobby

Thank you!

Thanks, I try!

Thank you! Glad you like it!

Short answer It is the regiment the tank belongs to. 1st Hussars was an armoured regiment from Canada on Dday.

@@DGSmilitaryhobby thank you. Honestly, I didn't know or had heard the term before.

No, it is a DGS Military Hobby kit made for RC.

The depression was only 5 degrees. So pretty accurate! LOL!

the gentleman that purchased it certainly has an interest in that particular subject matter... ;-)

Thank you!

Thank you!

Not the British one correct? I keep old lighters from friends who smoke and rip them apart and use things like the springs, little brass part inside is perfect for an antenna mount. just glued a magnet on the bottom

Thanks!

@JM-vz7qp don't be fooled by these guys selling "magnet kits" just go on ebay and buy 6mmx3mm magnets 50 for like $3 or 4 bucks. And yes, the antennas diy. A buddy of mine resin prints the British bases and the antennas themselves are just wire rod from RC plane hobby store.

Just came out of the paint and detail shop. Going up for sale this fall!

Actually the sound is perfect. This runs on a clark board and is perfectly in sync. The powder charge is activated at the downstroke of the recoil . Not much we can do about it as that is the system installed. We are working on the switch to try and make it faster. By all means show me your system if it is better! always looking to improve.

@@DGSmilitaryhobby Open your eyes and ears, its not "perfect" (Geeeezzzzz) this one is perfect-ua-cam.com/video/A1XX2tDwV5M/v-deo.html

@@DGSmilitaryhobby Ahhhh... look at it closer, its not "perfect". This one is good-ua-cam.com/video/A1XX2tDwV5M/v-deo.html

@@Iron_Soil thank you!

Thanks! we will be trying to do some more serious video later this summer...

Thanks! Running dual 15W speakers.

My first question, why would you be outside playing with a tank when it's above 40 degrees??? LOL!

@DGSmilitaryhobby well...people tend to get around having a barbecue, bringing their tanks, getting a beer or two, this is how we do it at least You might leave it in your car where it gets pretty hot, you don't wanna go and find it all limp, do you

@@Cormano980 Even regular plastic tanks if it's 40 plus degrees out I would NEVER leave them in a closed up car in blazing sun. That would just be asking for trouble. PETG has a glass transition temp of 85C so it is pretty low. so yes, it is a concern no question . Again, I guess if you are used to standing around a BBQ in 40 plus heat you should take precautions. But I am pretty sure for 90% of us around the world we don't play in such heat! 🥵🥵🥵

@DGSmilitaryhobby we gather in one of our buddies home, we built like a war zone in his yard, the cars and us stay in shaded areas most of the time, but sometimes tanks go in sunlight, they held just fine, and yeah we keep batteries in a cool box most of the time My question was if the printed material is as resistent as the regular plastic as some of the guys are seriously thinking to go the 3D way I too believe is the future and key to different scales if someone wishes