Say what you see Wayne, if it's a turret to you then keep on bud 😛 interesting subject to put out as a partwork, but not my cup of tea...Challenger 2 then I'm in ♥️
Would you by chance know if those actually happen to be extra set or sets with the linkage for the tracks, I put one of the caps on incorrectly and it's driving me nuts.. also I appreciate the time you take to make these videos...Keep Cracken...😎
Just to ask can anyone tell us all how many track links there will be? A very large pack in size to the parts but do not forget thers are suspension parts to do on the under carage for both side's. Loving the new build. Stay safe all.
Depuis un moment je monte le char tigre de chez Hachette mais ça me donne envie de faire celui la , par contre les abonnements sont un peux chére par mois .
Please tell me you're going to weather this monster at some point. It would add so much more depth and realism. It's a brilliant build, but it can be even better.
@@WorldofWayneUK I think when the time comes you can find some detailing parts here: www.bnamodelworld.com/military-vehicles-tanks-parts-decals-for-1:16-scale?zenid=e752b90cccd4edfe815fd4593012e888
Wayne why are you always calling things by the wrong name? It's the main gun, not the turret! Sorry but this kind of thing just bugs me! Loving the R2-D2 build, can't waite for the next part. Just skipped back to see how the tracks are made!
@@WorldofWayneUK mabey yes. But on a RC model built of a Tiger 1 threre where also metal tracks wich i had to put together link by link and because its a massieve undertaking i saved IT tol last. its also someting to do on a live stream perhaps.
Please stop calling the gun barrel the 'turret'! Also, the individual parts of the tracks are called track links, held together by track pins. Only once assembled is it a 'track'.
@@WorldofWayneUK I'm guessing you spent the build mostly in awe of that huge chunk of metal that actually was the turret, it's going to look great when done, all those track parts though /shiver
The build is really cool, don't get me wrong. However, as an RC tanker myself, I feel they didn't include enough for the outrageous price they're asking. It's another 1/16 scale Leopard, which was their first mistake. Why not an M60? Or a tank that ISN'T already widely available from EVERY company thats ever touched RC tanks?There are already several (better) options from established companies available if you want a 1/16 Leopard. Especially when you take THAT price into consideration. This feels like an expensive metal snap-together toy, as opposed to a legitimate hobby grade RC, demonstrated by small details like the obnoxious "recoil". Idk about you, but i don't want a tank that looks more like it's jumping from a scare than firing it's cannon. Speaking of cannons, it's also ridiculous that such an expensive model doesnt feature cannon recoil. The "Subscription" for the parts is a huge turn-off. The hatches and lifting skirts are cool features, but again, for the price I'll pass. Also, that transmitter looks SO cheap, although the featured screen is cool. I'm not trying to shit on a cool product, I'm just saying that every feature this tank has and more can be found in better tanks for a third of the price, or there are evenly priced models as this one with WAY more features and usability, as ALL of these alternative tanks can battle with each other via an IR system. Also, the other tanks have a plethora of parts available for upgrades/repair. What are you supposed do when this one breaks or becomes obsolete? The tanks i mentioned are virtually modular. You can swap out literally every part with readily available upgrades to any feature you want to have. It's cool that other companies want to get in on this hobby, yes. There's not nearly enough love for RC tanks. What I'm not about, is some greenhorn company making what appears to be a ridiculously expensive "knock-off". If you want to get into RC tanks, and you want something that's easy to just take out of the box, put together and run, get a heng long. I paid less than 300 for mine (came with all the metal parts) and built on it over time. If metal is your thing, for the price of the Agora you can get a Taigen. More interested in modeling? Get a Tamaiya. THOSE are models worth shelling out that kind of money for. I'm just trying to look out for my hobby, thank you for listening to my rant.
I priced it in AUD. it was either $99 AUD a month for 1 pack a month for 24 months, or $189 AUD for 2 packs a month for 12 months. Bloody pricey. EDIT - And I so wanted to get it, but sadly other priorities exist.
That looks cool. But bro really - I want a video of every build you have currently going on and what state they are currently in LOL. I feel like it's a hundred and eleventy builds at the moment.
Fantastic build,I really enjoyed it. I've built big tanks in the past.If you think that the tracks are tricky just wait until you get around to doing the torsion bars that link up the wheels LOL.Now you have put me in a dilemma I was going to subscribe to the E Type Jag now I'm not sure what to done.Thanks for posting very inspiring.
What you are calling the turret is the main gun barrel, the turret is the big turny bit the gun goes into. The bit that gun goes through to give it elevation control is called the mantle. The bit at the back of the gun inside the turret is called the gun breech. The front armour on this example of the Leopard 2 is a more modern upgrade to the armour on earlier versions. The armour on this version has added explosive reactive armour on the front of the turret giving the tank an extra 30 cm of effective armour when you account for the slope. The armour is made to explode outwards when it is hit countering the energy of the incoming round offering better protection for the crew and equipment. Inside of the tank should be painted white.
the track pins ur doing try mole grips to compress them in the proper way with about 1-2mm gap and add a bit of oil it help the fitting not to much .us a pin to add oil to the small holes
Nice video Wayne, pity i only just spotted it after a year, really got me interested in the kit, till i saw the price, Maybe Santa will bring me one! Lol!
TBH I would be inclined to keep /all/ the track links separate until there is enough to complete the job, then do them all in one sitting to get a rhythm going.
Hey Wayne, I'm guessing that each side of the tank tracks will be made up of around 110-130 pieces of track each. SO!! im thinking by the time you have finished each complete track for both sides of the tank that you will be "blind,and or insane" after all that "rinse ,repeat cycle "🤪🤪😵😜🤣🤣👍🖖🖖LOL
Looking forward to the next build video.....it will need some weathering but man the size of that turret ( that’s THE turret...not the barrel......😂😂)....I am wondering if it’s an RC based panzer with all that metal....
I am on pack 8. The treads started getting very hard to assemble. So I started to file the middle of the treads, both sides and then used a little oil on the forked part. Also, I pushed the forked part through first thing, with a little oil. Still, as I progressed, some were very hard to get the forked part through the treads.Believe me the filing really helped to insert the middle little part. I wished I had started this earlier.
@@WorldofWayneUK I am lucky to have a hammer let alone a drill press. I had to make all sorts of concessions to get the air compressor and paint gun to do the hull of the Titanic. Lot of good that does me now. My wife does not like that I spend so much on these models. The theory I have is that you got your items way before someone that just started building and perhaps their manufacturing equipment was aged, not keeping the standard with which the first runs of this were produced. I have had at least 8 of these and many more that are very tight. I long for the days I was complaining about too many windows, wires, and light bleed.
Looking great! But you need to distinguish between the turret and the barrel LOL. I'd have loved to be able to afford one of these, but it's a likely as me owning a Lamborghini Muira!
Just a little bit of advice to any newbie modellers out there, if you are having problems lining up the centre pin thru the tracks of the tank, because I encountered the problem myself. The tracks have rubber pads which actually lift the track slightly, just place two pieces of track on Blu tack or something similar, then place the centre holding pin in and then you can easily align the holes for the two pronged pin. Thank you Wayne. :)
Hi Wayne... Schön das es bei dir jetzt auch los geht mit dem Leoparden... Wünsch dir ganz viel Spaß beim Bau... Liebe Grüße Modellbau Schwaben Thorsten
I love the tank so far. Its amazing. I have a question. Will I still be able to get parts for my Ecto-1 and Eleanor build through the UK eaglemoss? I was curious because I haven't seen you build on Ecto-1 lately
Looking forward to receiving my first pack, my guess is you haven't test-driven it yet, and if you had I was just wondering how it stands up against the $1,400. Tamiya, as far as quality of parts and performance..
Hi Wayne. Just watched your video, and at same time my first pack arrives in post lol. Really looking forward to this build and the camo colours are fab, there's no doubt the track is going to be the majority of this build, as this is not the first tank I've built, but you are so right, patience in this is a virtue, no point in rushing it. Good wishes to you and your family Wayne.
Dear Wayne, I generally follow all your builds. However, this is the exception and I will not be following. In my opinion this kit looks 'cheap' & nasty.'
I’m calling it right now, half of the build will be the tracks!
Nice to see the two letter prefixes for the screws again.
That's turret looks really cool with the camouflage
Wow 2 uploads a day. Well done. This will be epic when finished
Very awesome my friend can’t wait till next issue.
Quite relieved that I'm not interested in getting this one myself, although I will be following along.
I made a simple jig to keep the holes in the tracks and centre link in line so the pin goes in very easily.
i see you getting a wide set of pliers in the future to squeeze those tread pins together. the banging on the table will get old mighty fast
Yep. Although there is something therapeutic about the banging lol
@@WorldofWayneUK do you use asamall rock hammer to bang those small pins into place? 🤨⛏
@@bedfordshiremodeller4491 I.do have one. I will probably use my small tack hammer though.
@@WorldofWayneUK ok cool atack hammer will also work
Been waiting for this build
Track Locking pins need to be flush to the track sides
How many times you call the gun turret
Lol. I blame the Bismarck build lol
Actually that part is called the barrel. The top technically is the turret. A turret is the supporting structure for the gun.
Another great video. But, I think on the first hatch you installed, the spring is not seated correctly.
Great Video. I am not into Tanks - but you make this looking very interesting!
Say what you see Wayne, if it's a turret to you then keep on bud 😛 interesting subject to put out as a partwork, but not my cup of tea...Challenger 2 then I'm in ♥️
Great video Wayne my pack one is in the post according to Agora. Just wonder why you keep calling the main gun a “turret” 😀
It's.because my brain hates me lol
Would you by chance know if those actually happen to be extra set or sets with the linkage for the tracks, I put one of the caps on incorrectly and it's driving me nuts.. also I appreciate the time you take to make these videos...Keep Cracken...😎
I don't know I'm afraid.
Just to ask can anyone tell us all how many track links there will be?
A very large pack in size to the parts but do not forget thers are suspension parts to do on the under carage for both side's.
Loving the new build.
Stay safe all.
I think its like 74 or 76 a side
@@neilsulkes5646 Thank you.
I think the tracks are this models equivalent to the Enterprise windows
The road wheels will be a challenge depending on how many parts they break them down into 😀
Depuis un moment je monte le char tigre de chez Hachette mais ça me donne envie de faire celui la , par contre les abonnements sont un peux chére par mois .
The tracks are going to be like the BTF train tracks on steroids
Lol
Please tell me you're going to weather this monster at some point. It would add so much more depth and realism. It's a brilliant build, but it can be even better.
I think this definitely.needs weathering
@@WorldofWayneUK I think when the time comes you can find some detailing parts here: www.bnamodelworld.com/military-vehicles-tanks-parts-decals-for-1:16-scale?zenid=e752b90cccd4edfe815fd4593012e888
Interesting model ,but funds wouldn't stretch at min ,will be impressive when finished ..
Are you related to the mighty jingles
Who is that?
He as a channel on TH-cam look him up you are a spitting image and he loves tanks ships and models
Wayne why are you always calling things by the wrong name? It's the main gun, not the turret! Sorry but this kind of thing just bugs me! Loving the R2-D2 build, can't waite for the next part. Just skipped back to see how the tracks are made!
I’ve done it since I was a kid. No idea why
Mr Wayne from expirience its better to safe the tracks till the very last
I'm thinking that's why they wanted them done in batches of 3 so there won't be a massive thing to do at the end
@@WorldofWayneUK mabey yes. But on a RC model built of a Tiger 1 threre where also metal tracks wich i had to put together link by link and because its a massieve undertaking i saved IT tol last. its also someting to do on a live stream perhaps.
You should retrieve a bathroom scale to weigh this model when you finish building it.
Please stop calling the gun barrel the 'turret'!
Also, the individual parts of the tracks are called track links, held together by track pins. Only once assembled is it a 'track'.
Some one take a shot every time the barrel is called a turret, then type a comment, we'll see how much sense the comment makes =P
Lol. I was away with the fairies before I even started it lol. I consider myself schooled though lol
@@WorldofWayneUK I'm guessing you spent the build mostly in awe of that huge chunk of metal that actually was the turret, it's going to look great when done, all those track parts though /shiver
When is a Turret not a Turret?.......When it's a BARREL.
Lol. Tell me about it
The build is really cool, don't get me wrong. However, as an RC tanker myself, I feel they didn't include enough for the outrageous price they're asking. It's another 1/16 scale Leopard, which was their first mistake. Why not an M60? Or a tank that ISN'T already widely available from EVERY company thats ever touched RC tanks?There are already several (better) options from established companies available if you want a 1/16 Leopard. Especially when you take THAT price into consideration. This feels like an expensive metal snap-together toy, as opposed to a legitimate hobby grade RC, demonstrated by small details like the obnoxious "recoil". Idk about you, but i don't want a tank that looks more like it's jumping from a scare than firing it's cannon. Speaking of cannons, it's also ridiculous that such an expensive model doesnt feature cannon recoil. The "Subscription" for the parts is a huge turn-off. The hatches and lifting skirts are cool features, but again, for the price I'll pass. Also, that transmitter looks SO cheap, although the featured screen is cool. I'm not trying to shit on a cool product, I'm just saying that every feature this tank has and more can be found in better tanks for a third of the price, or there are evenly priced models as this one with WAY more features and usability, as ALL of these alternative tanks can battle with each other via an IR system. Also, the other tanks have a plethora of parts available for upgrades/repair. What are you supposed do when this one breaks or becomes obsolete? The tanks i mentioned are virtually modular. You can swap out literally every part with readily available upgrades to any feature you want to have. It's cool that other companies want to get in on this hobby, yes. There's not nearly enough love for RC tanks. What I'm not about, is some greenhorn company making what appears to be a ridiculously expensive "knock-off". If you want to get into RC tanks, and you want something that's easy to just take out of the box, put together and run, get a heng long. I paid less than 300 for mine (came with all the metal parts) and built on it over time. If metal is your thing, for the price of the Agora you can get a Taigen. More interested in modeling? Get a Tamaiya. THOSE are models worth shelling out that kind of money for. I'm just trying to look out for my hobby, thank you for listening to my rant.
I priced it in AUD. it was either $99 AUD a month for 1 pack a month for 24 months, or $189 AUD for 2 packs a month for 12 months. Bloody pricey. EDIT - And I so wanted to get it, but sadly other priorities exist.
Agreed. You can get a 1/16 metal RC tank from Heng Long for $250 US, and paint and weather it up.
20 euro say, Wayne knew the whole time it's called gun and barrel, but said turret just to trigger the comment section
Yep. That sounds right lol
Think this would look even more amazing properly weathered with mud and dirt etc.
As it’s RC tank it will find mud and dust with ease.
That's gun, Wayne. Not a turret.
@@topbanana4013 you are, of course, right.
That looks cool. But bro really - I want a video of every build you have currently going on and what state they are currently in LOL. I feel like it's a hundred and eleventy builds at the moment.
Ask him to show off during the Thursday night stream that he does
Fantastic build,I really enjoyed it. I've built big tanks in the past.If you think that the tracks are tricky just wait until you get around to doing the torsion bars that link up the wheels LOL.Now you have put me in a dilemma I was going to subscribe to the E Type Jag now I'm not sure what to done.Thanks for posting very inspiring.
"That just gets pushed in".... **BANG BANG BANG BANG** LOL!
An impressive build Wayne. Would love to see that company in the future make the Tiger, Panther and Jagdpanther. Cheers mate.
Do you realize how much this companies models cost? They are hugely expensive!
Would a clamp or vice provide a slow and forceful method of joining those track pieces?
I think there are a number ways. I like the hammer way as it take out a lot of stress lol
What you are calling the turret is the main gun barrel, the turret is the big turny bit the gun goes into. The bit that gun goes through to give it elevation control is called the mantle. The bit at the back of the gun inside the turret is called the gun breech.
The front armour on this example of the Leopard 2 is a more modern upgrade to the armour on earlier versions. The armour on this version has added explosive reactive armour on the front of the turret giving the tank an extra 30 cm of effective armour when you account for the slope. The armour is made to explode outwards when it is hit countering the energy of the incoming round offering better protection for the crew and equipment.
Inside of the tank should be painted white.
It's because my brain likes to torment me lol
@@WorldofWayneUK Those tracks are exactly like the two pin tracks on the real thing.
the track pins ur doing try mole grips to compress them in the proper way with about 1-2mm gap and add a bit of oil it help the fitting not to much .us a pin to add oil to the small holes
Nice video Wayne, pity i only just spotted it after a year, really got me interested in the kit, till i saw the price, Maybe Santa will bring me one! Lol!
TBH I would be inclined to keep /all/ the track links separate until there is enough to complete the job, then do them all in one sitting to get a rhythm going.
Boom. A new build. Quite litrally boom in his case
imagine "build your own C3P0" but it functions like an alexa
So a total price of a mere 1149£, waht a bargain... Sheesh
Wayne. The big 40cm piece it the turret. The object you keep calling the turret is the barrel lolol 😅🤣
lol. I know. I am a right spanner sometimes lol
And still not as good as the CHALLENGER.
Would love to build this , currently working on convincing the wife. Told her she always wished I had a bigger gun :P
😆😆
when did the cannon barrel become the turret?
When my brain decided to exit the building lol
lol
My ocd is going through the roof ....its a gun barrel....not a turret...a gun barrel not a turret...lol!!!!
Lol. I know that now lol
Pretty neat forra 1970,s tank
Hey Wayne, I'm guessing that each side of the tank tracks will be made up of around 110-130 pieces of track each.
SO!! im thinking by the time you have finished each complete track for both sides of the tank that you will be "blind,and or insane" after all that "rinse ,repeat cycle "🤪🤪😵😜🤣🤣👍🖖🖖LOL
😁
Its 74 or 76 per side. Ive built Leopards with aftermarket tracks. As I recall its right around what I stated.
Been on a Leopard at Castlemartin in West Wales, when I was a teenager.
That must had been cool Chris, would love to have the same opportunity.
I knew this tank is gonna be massive after you built it up a bit. Cool, too
Wayne your spring got pinched and isn't sitting right
Are the instruction books included with each shipment each month?
No. They are online
Woot TANK time
Like video
Looking forward to the next build video.....it will need some weathering but man the size of that turret ( that’s THE turret...not the barrel......😂😂)....I am wondering if it’s an RC based panzer with all that metal....
I am on pack 8. The treads started getting very hard to assemble. So I started to file the middle of the treads, both sides and then used a little oil on the forked part. Also, I pushed the forked part through first thing, with a little oil. Still, as I progressed, some were very hard to get the forked part through the treads.Believe me the filing really helped to insert the middle little part. I wished I had started this earlier.
If I had too much a problem I would drill it out with the drill press but I only had to do that twice
@@WorldofWayneUK I am lucky to have a hammer let alone a drill press. I had to make all sorts of concessions to get the air compressor and paint gun to do the hull of the Titanic. Lot of good that does me now. My wife does not like that I spend so much on these models. The theory I have is that you got your items way before someone that just started building and perhaps their manufacturing equipment was aged, not keeping the standard with which the first runs of this were produced. I have had at least 8 of these and many more that are very tight. I long for the days I was complaining about too many windows, wires, and light bleed.
Looking great! But you need to distinguish between the turret and the barrel LOL. I'd have loved to be able to afford one of these, but it's a likely as me owning a Lamborghini Muira!
We just received a couple of Leopard 2A7 here in Denmark in addition to our 2A5 already in service :) best tank evah!
Just a little bit of advice to any newbie modellers out there, if you are having problems lining up the centre pin thru the tracks of the tank, because I encountered the problem myself. The tracks have rubber pads which actually lift the track slightly, just place two pieces of track on Blu tack or something similar, then place the centre holding pin in and then you can easily align the holes for the two pronged pin. Thank you Wayne. :)
Hi Wayne...
Schön das es bei dir jetzt auch los geht mit dem Leoparden...
Wünsch dir ganz viel Spaß beim Bau...
Liebe Grüße
Modellbau Schwaben
Thorsten
Hi Wayne is this radio controlable
I will consider myself told
Barrel, not turret. Turret is the thing which the barrel attaches to and spins around on top of the hull. 😁
Yep. My brain and tongue do not want to work together today lol
Total build weight is 4.5kg or 9.9lbs. It'll also have a built in on-board camera.
Can't wait till I get the first pack.
Having built quite a lot of tank models, I know the tracks will be repetative :-)
The top part of the tank is called abarrel ntta turret. The turret is the main section that the barrel rests on
It,s a barrel not turret
Yep
I love the tank so far. Its amazing. I have a question. Will I still be able to get parts for my Ecto-1 and Eleanor build through the UK eaglemoss? I was curious because I haven't seen you build on Ecto-1 lately
Yep
Looking forward to receiving my first pack, my guess is you haven't test-driven it yet, and if you had I was just wondering how it stands up against the $1,400. Tamiya, as far as quality of parts and performance..
I'll see but it's looking good so far
Why do you keep calling the main gun a turret?!
Lol. I always have a problem with that. Force of habit I think
@@WorldofWayneUK Started binge watching your channel Wayne. Great stuff and very enjoyable to watch!
@@davidtaylor4975 thanks David
Hi Wayne. Just watched your video, and at same time my first pack arrives in post lol. Really looking forward to this build and the camo colours are fab, there's no doubt the track is going to be the majority of this build, as this is not the first tank I've built, but you are so right, patience in this is a virtue, no point in rushing it. Good wishes to you and your family Wayne.
Thank you Phillip
Have you ever built a mobile suit Gundam like a real grade it made of metal as well like all of you models
I haven’t but I definitely would
Would you like me to send you a link to a mobile suit Gundam kit
Here world of wane
You also might have a hobby town where you live
I sent you a message on your Twitter
Great vid 🙏🙏🍺🍺👍👍💞💞🇦🇺🇦🇺
Wayne..hi..where did you get that little hammer...seems like you need it for the tracks....thx..and great video..
It’s in my Amazon store at bit.ly/worldofwayne
a G clamp might be handy for fitting the track together
Yep. The tack hammer would be the easiest way I think though.
@@WorldofWayneUK if it works better for you . Hammers and fingers Wayne lol
@@carlpochin9383 it takes out the frustration lol
@@WorldofWayneUK this is true lol . Is the tank going to fire bb's? As the barrel is hollow
@@carlpochin9383 no but you just know someone out there is itching to mod it to do just that lol
Dear Wayne, I generally follow all your builds. However, this is the exception and I will not be following. In my opinion this kit looks 'cheap' & nasty.'
No way. This is awesome