Hey there,awesome video,i have a Heng Long tiger , the very early model,no smoke and no sound and many things are hardwired, I'm good with that, my question is, will those drive gears you are showing here work on my application? i would have to splice them but thats ok, no big deal,one thing Ive never liked is that speed these tanks have and I'm looking for something slower like this,if it would work on my case could you share a part number? thank you much for your time!!
Hi there very cool video as always can I just ask where you got your parts? I've seen a few places selling them online but not sure who to go with , could you recommend some online stores or sites. Many thanks in advance.
I'm not sure what the differences are these days, when I got my kit the basic kit plus after market metal tracks was near enough the same as the pro that came with the metal tracks in the box plus a couple of other bits, so the pro made more sense to start with
I've just bought this one, waiting for it to arrive, hopefully Ive made the right choice 😬 Has metal tracks, wheels and steel gears howesmodels.co.uk/product/heng-long-1-16th-german-tiger-i-radio-control-rc-tank-pro-version-dual-sound/
+Sacha van der Woude With the RX-18 in the tank the speed is already proportional, it’s only 32 position though, at low speed it’s difficult to get the tank moving really smoothly. Some different electronics and a hobby grade radio are on the list of mods…
The Heng Long Tiger I upper hull has so many inaccuracies that would have been better to buy a Tamiya (US$550), which is a great model, then you could even add improves on a really good model. I have built Tamiya's and reworked many HL and just I did when I don't have other choice.
The thing you didnt recognise was the fire extinguisher to be placed at back, right, roughly between the two grills.
nice parts haul, looking forward to seeing your next update. :)
Hey there,awesome video,i have a Heng Long tiger , the very early model,no smoke and no sound and many things are hardwired, I'm good with that, my question is, will those drive gears you are showing here work on my application? i would have to splice them but thats ok, no big deal,one thing Ive never liked is that speed these tanks have and I'm looking for something slower like this,if it would work on my case could you share a part number? thank you much for your time!!
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Hi there very cool video as always can I just ask where you got your parts? I've seen a few places selling them online but not sure who to go with , could you recommend some online stores or sites. Many thanks in advance.
I got a question, is it worth buying the Pro version or should I get the regular version for starters?
I'm not sure what the differences are these days, when I got my kit the basic kit plus after market metal tracks was near enough the same as the pro that came with the metal tracks in the box plus a couple of other bits, so the pro made more sense to start with
@@RCMojoTV do you have a link for the pro version? I'm interested in ordering one
I've just bought this one, waiting for it to arrive, hopefully Ive made the right choice 😬
Has metal tracks, wheels and steel gears
howesmodels.co.uk/product/heng-long-1-16th-german-tiger-i-radio-control-rc-tank-pro-version-dual-sound/
Buy the Taigen, it comes with an aluminium chassis
hey looks cool hope to see it in action i do have one question are you going to make the speed proportionol?
+Sacha van der Woude With the RX-18 in the tank the speed is already proportional, it’s only 32 position though, at low speed it’s difficult to get the tank moving really smoothly. Some different electronics and a hobby grade radio are on the list of mods…
Like it love it want more of it
You must have spent a lot of pocket money....Sonny !
Wouldn't it be easier to start with a non upgraded Heng Long tank, as you're replacing all that you're paying extra for?
+Severijn van Lambalgen That would seem logial, but the basic Tiger 1 and after market metal tracks costs more then just getting the Pro model.
Ah yes, in that case
heng long or taigen?
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The Heng Long Tiger I upper hull has so many inaccuracies that would have been better to buy a Tamiya (US$550), which is a great model, then you could even add improves on a really good model. I have built Tamiya's and reworked many HL and just I did when I don't have other choice.
Tamiya is overpriced for what its made out of
alittle, but well worth it, all mine are Tamiyas