1/6 scale - Armortek Tank collection, an introduction to 1/6 RC Tank Workshop 

Thank you, I have been away from home for a few weeks on the ski slopes. Back to tanks in a few days and looking forward to getting more work done in preparation for a visit to The Armortek factory. So lots more coming soon. Dont forget to hit the subscribe button to ensure you get notifications of new content.

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I will be adding weld lines on the early tiger. Zimmerit will be another video and different vehicle. Great to see some interest.

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@@16rctankworkshop-yv8kl Great 👍 I'll go out in the meantime and swipe the dust of my AT Tiger 1 kit. Thanks for your inspiring video clip 😉

@@srenchristiansandvold6196 had a look at my smoke detector. It’s on mains electricity. I cleaned and vacuumed it. Hopefully that will sort it. Working on some components at the moment for the tiger. More video updates soon.

If you mean the action figures in the turret. Yes all is 1/6 scale. Not everything is in the turret yet. When the gun and recoil unit in place it will be a lot less space.

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Sorry about the beeping. I get so wrapped up in the work I don't notice it and usually have machines or TV in background covering it up. Microphones do pick it up and amplify. It has been sorted out for next and future videos.

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😊 keep an eye out for videos and see lots of detailing.

Thank you. Channel up and running. My first videos focus on current Tiger 1 build. More to come soon.

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I collect other scales too down to 1/56th scale. Most things applied to big scale translate down to smaller scales soon. Hope you continue to watch my channel. More soon.

I know that they are expensive, but the build is worth every penny. I'm putting the finishing touches to a Stug at the moment.

@@MrKurt888 Hi, thanks for subscribing. Good value when you think of the time you can put into it. Better than a few plastic kits. Years of tinkering.

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I would love a panther. Need to make space for one.

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It's a pity they need to be expensive but at this scale there is no way round it. The early Tiger I am working on was not expensive as I picked up many of the components from the factory parts bins. I was able to order some components that I couldn't make myself from Armortek. I had a spare set of tracks that I bought cheap. All my other tanks were bought second hand apart from the Panzer IV. Some were in a poor state but the components could be disassembled easily and brought back to new condition with a little effort. used or part completed models sell at reasonable prices and can be a hobby project that keeps you entertained for years.

@16rctankworkshop-yv8kl yes, I guess the second hand market is our best friend, even in a bad state you can still bring them to proper working order Unfortunately, for someone living outside UK the taxes and shipping are huge deterrent too There's also the scratch build way, provided you have the tracks at least, those are the most difficult part when starting a tank project

Yes, it’s got more expensive since UK left EU.

Hi, These are the tracks supplied by Armortek. The late Tigers date back to a 2007 release of the model. I don't think Armortek have changed the supplied track since. I believe same tracks for all. An aftermarket supplier produced a steel track with chevrons but these would be way outside my budget.

fixed in recent videos.