GREAT SOUND EFECTS!The tank from 1:32 to 1:52 made me think the engine is Gas but then I saw someone that asked if it is gas or electric and you said that the engine is electric!Great Job!
These are nice but the size makes them expensive to maintain if something breaks not to mention they weigh a lot too. Personally I'm a big fan of the 1/16 scale.
These were so much cheaper before "war thunder" came out; now, every kid who's played the game desires to buy one and build as a "father son" project. I remember a good Tamiya model ran for about $300, and now they're over $1000+... and at that price, I feel as if I could almost plan the thing out, and build it myself from scrap. Even the really cheap plastic built 1/16 tanks, made by Heng Long, spiked in sales; I know they were more around $60-80 when I was looking at them, but now your lucky to find a lesser liked model for under $110 from a reputable dealer. I understand a good 1/6 model can cost way over 1 thousand, but I just wish there was something a little cheaper, but better built than most other 1/16 size models... Regardless of my rambling though, the video was great; thanks for sharing.
idk what the hell you are talking about tamiya tanks have been 700 plus for years and years i have a tower hobbies book from 06 and they are all over 700. thats way before war thunder
KrazyFuckinCrackers1 Dude, trust me.. Basic kits were once sold for about $300, which included minimal items for operation; you then were expected to continue purchasing upgrades until you had a working/better working unit. They sold you a plain model, and eventually you'd buy metal tracks, radio receiver, metal gearbox, recoil unit ect... or you'd leave out things that you didn't wish to pay for, which conveniently kept the price low. Tamiya eventually terminated this way of doing things, and replaced it with their $700-850 kits, which included most of the things they considered "necessities" that the tank needed to run and be properly functional, these were called "Full Option" kits... over the years (the last 4) to be exact, this price has steadily increased to the current $1200-2000 for the exact same _Full Option_ kit. Your correct in stating that Tamiya has held the $700+ tag for a while, but they were indeed $300 once; though with much more limited features until you upgraded. Back in 2003, I was apart of a few different forums, which detailed users and their purchase process in upgrading their tanks. After the $700+ release by Tamiya, people were coming to the forum on a regular basis showing entirely complete tanks that only lacked paint... Of course, its because they purchased everything in one go, and completed it in a weekend, instead of making it an adventure to buy and build over time, which is also another reason why I miss the old $300 dollar way.... Also, there is this.... "*A four-channel RC unit is necessary to operate this kit. Two 7.2V Tamiya Racing Packs (or equivalent) and charger are also required." So yeah, the controller unit for these models, runs about $270 from Tamiya, and the battery packs and charger are likely to run about $125+ (prices for these are not listed on the Tamiya site, but a charger from my local hobby store runs about $35, and batteries are about $45 each)... There's also the obvious modeling necessities, such as tools, glue and paint... All in all, this hobby isn't cheap, and has officially become a option for only those who can afford.....Sad really... Even if people didn't have a ton of upgrades (such as recoil unit, metal tracks ect.), people still enjoyed their models regardless, for Tamiya to take that away is just _shitty_ in my opinion.... The only reason I'm back from the dead, mentioning it at all, is because the price didn't stay at $700... its climbing to ridiculous heights with the same product .. $1200 for a _full option_ Tiger? 1500+ after other needed items are purchased.... Lmao.. you can keep it Tamiya... I'd rather save my money for a down payment on a car. ~Andrew
J Coz 1:6 scale builds are really expensive. For WWI Mark IV RC tanks, they're usually from overseas. Like England and Germany I BELIEVE. Don't say I said I know. I'm only saying as a guess. But England is one I know for sure.
That's awesome! Do you live in a 1:6 scale town? BTW my grandpa would have a BAD war flashback if he saw this. I hope your town resolves its issues, and the troops return home. Peace be with you.
can somebody tell me some high quality RC tank companies that I can buy from, im looking to get a 1:6 scale Cromwell, Centurion, or Panther that shoots and all that fun stuff.
big real toys. these are expensive as hell i bet. i did a video of my tank yesterday. 1/16 scale and in the forest on a volcano. mt hood. if you like rc tanks. see my vid. it is only a 70 dollar tank but i a blown away at how good it does. i uploaded it yesterday.
So so neat... The squeaks and clangs of the tracks... Just perfect!
Nicely detailed scale tanks and playground :)
Love the 1:6 scale VIB Tiger II, the King Tiger! Would love to find one to go with my WWII collectible figures.
It would be great to see some recreations of the vintage footage of tanks at their proving grounds.
these look very realistic! especially the terrain
really cool, not my type of collectible but i love the scenery and diorama :D
BRAVO!!! Now, I have to get bigger ones. I thought I was the only enthusiast. Thanks....
Ok, thank you, and great videos, I enjoy watching them!
yeah did not have any of the panthers running that weekend,will sort that out!
When I saw the thumbnail and then the first clip I Thought the tanks were real
Same
Same
Same
great scale tanks great dioeama great video!
GREAT SOUND EFECTS!The tank from 1:32 to 1:52 made me think the engine is Gas but then I saw someone that asked if it is gas or electric and you said that the engine is electric!Great Job!
there are a few manufactures+second hand tanks available....just search the webb...
My dream, still looking for the perfect one (most realistic), love the video, perfect! 👍
Beautiful !!!!
fab, im gonna look that up aswell XD
nice realistic sound
This is the scale I prefer the 1/6 scale RC really great detail. I like the M60 🤘
Very cool
great idea
That's what I call A stocking stuffer!
What do you use as motors and gearboxes?
These are nice but the size makes them expensive to maintain if something breaks not to mention they weigh a lot too. Personally I'm a big fan of the 1/16 scale.
These were so much cheaper before "war thunder" came out; now, every kid who's played the game desires to buy one and build as a "father son" project. I remember a good Tamiya model ran for about $300, and now they're over $1000+... and at that price, I feel as if I could almost plan the thing out, and build it myself from scrap. Even the really cheap plastic built 1/16 tanks, made by Heng Long, spiked in sales; I know they were more around $60-80 when I was looking at them, but now your lucky to find a lesser liked model for under $110 from a reputable dealer. I understand a good 1/6 model can cost way over 1 thousand, but I just wish there was something a little cheaper, but better built than most other 1/16 size models...
Regardless of my rambling though, the video was great; thanks for sharing.
idk what the hell you are talking about tamiya tanks have been 700 plus for years and years i have a tower hobbies book from 06 and they are all over 700. thats way before war thunder
KrazyFuckinCrackers1 Dude, trust me.. Basic kits were once sold for about $300, which included minimal items for operation; you then were expected to continue purchasing upgrades until you had a working/better working unit. They sold you a plain model, and eventually you'd buy metal tracks, radio receiver, metal gearbox, recoil unit ect... or you'd leave out things that you didn't wish to pay for, which conveniently kept the price low. Tamiya eventually terminated this way of doing things, and replaced it with their $700-850 kits, which included most of the things they considered "necessities" that the tank needed to run and be properly functional, these were called "Full Option" kits... over the years (the last 4) to be exact, this price has steadily increased to the current $1200-2000 for the exact same _Full Option_ kit.
Your correct in stating that Tamiya has held the $700+ tag for a while, but they were indeed $300 once; though with much more limited features until you upgraded. Back in 2003, I was apart of a few different forums, which detailed users and their purchase process in upgrading their tanks. After the $700+ release by Tamiya, people were coming to the forum on a regular basis showing entirely complete tanks that only lacked paint... Of course, its because they purchased everything in one go, and completed it in a weekend, instead of making it an adventure to buy and build over time, which is also another reason why I miss the old $300 dollar way....
Also, there is this....
"*A four-channel RC unit is necessary to operate this kit. Two 7.2V Tamiya Racing Packs (or equivalent) and charger are also required."
So yeah, the controller unit for these models, runs about $270 from Tamiya, and the battery packs and charger are likely to run about $125+ (prices for these are not listed on the Tamiya site, but a charger from my local hobby store runs about $35, and batteries are about $45 each)... There's also the obvious modeling necessities, such as tools, glue and paint...
All in all, this hobby isn't cheap, and has officially become a option for only those who can afford.....Sad really... Even if people didn't have a ton of upgrades (such as recoil unit, metal tracks ect.), people still enjoyed their models regardless, for Tamiya to take that away is just _shitty_ in my opinion.... The only reason I'm back from the dead, mentioning it at all, is because the price didn't stay at $700... its climbing to ridiculous heights with the same product .. $1200 for a _full option_ Tiger? 1500+ after other needed items are purchased....
Lmao.. you can keep it Tamiya... I'd rather save my money for a down payment on a car.
~Andrew
jesus man you didn't need to write a book lol
KrazyFuckinCrackers1 lmao, yeah sorry about that. I have a higher typing wpm ratio, so I tend to let it flow out as the mind thinks it.
dear mom, I want it on my birthday. Awesome!
If they could make these in full scale... the film industry would be so much better
Great vid. where did you find those tanks to build?
J Coz
1:6 scale builds are really expensive. For WWI Mark IV RC tanks, they're usually from overseas. Like England and Germany I BELIEVE. Don't say I said I know. I'm only saying as a guess. But England is one I know for sure.
those tanks are pretty nice
J Coz っっj
Probably armortek.co.uk and fieldofarmortanks.com
i have a King Tiger and i used to have an Abrams. my tiger is a BB shooter too=D
Cool
@44492611 if i;m not wrong that's a Pzkpfw 38 which is a Czechoslovakian tank
I watch your videos at 0.5 playback speed.
its most likely using the sound module from Tamiya, they recorded a real King Tiger in France for it.
just awesome... ;)
so all the noises are just FX, or is the machinery in one of those things just that loud?
damn they look like made of steel with diesel engine :o
(at 1:20) Mein Gott! Dog poop! ver ist Helmut mit der plow blade unt pioneers? thank you for posting this video brother!
Good Job ! brother ! woderfull 👍👍👍
Big smile. :) tnx
Genial
Did you make the 1/16 scale buildings, or are they available somewhere for sale?
Isn't the tank at the beginning a Chzeckoslovakian design design that the germans used? How do you make or find some rarer things like the bulldozer
is there a website somewhere that you can buy these 1/6 scale tanks? I'd be interested in seeing what kind of prices they have...
Daaaaannngg!
That's awesome! Do you live in a 1:6 scale town? BTW my grandpa would have a BAD war flashback if he saw this. I hope your town resolves its issues, and the troops return home. Peace be with you.
Is that your backyard?
were do u get these romote control tanks
you need have a panther !
Where can I purchase?
Edmonton alberta canada.
You selling?
can somebody tell me some high quality RC tank companies that I can buy from, im looking to get a 1:6 scale Cromwell, Centurion, or Panther that shoots and all that fun stuff.
how much does one of these cost?
peace🙏🏻
they runnig on gas or electric motor ?
How much do these things cost
and the maus?
i want it so nice to have
I think i found a home for gi joe
Where do I buy these?
can the tank shoot
Armortek.......can sort you out.
Whare is that village?
👍💪👏👏👏!!!!
cool ,02/06/2018
Electric...
Can you make a 2/5 scale naw that's big.
Bennie Hazelwood somebody made a 2/5 scale M4a3e8 Sherman that's drivable
You could compare it to an FT-17 chassis
Como faço para comprar um modelo
How big is 1:6 ? G.I.Joe size? I don't have a clue.
Not too big, about a feet tall
+Hefan Zhang no, more like 2-3 feet tall actually
Those soldier figures would stand about a foot tall.
Do the math.
anyone know where i can buy these in the United States of America
Lego BlueNinja the only thing i can find is Mark1tank.net but they are in the UK
What they made of?
Hitlerinium
Are. They. Real. Or. Toys
big real toys. these are expensive as hell i bet. i did a video of my tank yesterday. 1/16 scale and in the forest on a volcano. mt hood. if you like rc tanks. see my vid. it is only a 70 dollar tank but i a blown away at how good it does. i uploaded it yesterday.
Rob Dale
Remote Control (RC)
make it shoot grenade
If they don’t shoot not interested
Somebody has money to burn.
Jon Adkins circus
and a better job than you
Ohhhhh my God....
Can you go in the tanks?
If you are 1/6th the size of a regular person.
1/6 scale? Not buying it. Everything else was scaled down as well.
I just picked up one at goodwill no batt no remote for $4 Tiger 1 with airsoft.... I'm not mad. Tested with don't handyman batt.... lights up
Wrong! Those are 1/6th scale action figures. Where do know-it-alls come from?
You think those tanks are big search up a video of 1/2 scale to tanks
me likey
Just Expencive fuckin toys.How much for a complet tank?
Е 75
Scratch built German 38T
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Wow those sounds are annoying....
Look good but sound LAME.