@@Themodking63637 you will need a twin motor set up to be able to turn with the RC. The challenge is the tight space the Sherman has at the front drive sprocket. I built a motorized Tamiya Sherman but it came with the custom drive box. Check out my RC Jagdtiger and Sharman video and you'll know what I mean. Good Luck.

@@davidchin350 thank you

@@davidchin350 one more question what motor did you use like where did you get it for the sherman?

@Themodking63637 the Sherman came with the motor and gearbox since I bought a motorized kit from Tamiya. Tamiya still makes a motorized Sherman and Panther tank but it's not the Fury with the HVSS. it's a single motor so no turning. You may have to scratch build or seek elsewhere for a gearbox with final drive to fit your kit. In retro fitting my past tank builds I buy the Tamiya motor with gearboxes to simplify matters but there are size limitations. Maybe you should try motorizing one with no RC unit to get a grasp of the process??

@ alright ill just buy the sherman and take the componests and put it into the fury

@@modelsandbeer thanks Ed, the fortress is done, now onward with the figures.🙂

@@AtTonisGarage thanks Toni, I'm almost done with the castle.🙂

@@modelcar1589 appreciate you checking out this video Leon, glad it helped. This was made early during my channel's infancy stage.

@@MuttModeler thanks Craig, glad you like it. Has traffic improved there in NJ after the holidays.?

@@Jeffsmodelgarage thanks Jeff, happy 2025

Thanks Greg, something different this time around.😊

@@davidchin350 It’s always good to build something new and different 👍😎👍

@@johngligo4049 thanks John, seems like a great kit.

@@susanellis7780 thanks for stopping by.🙂

Thanks, I have the earlier release with no figures or rams included. I did see the version you have, looks nice to have all those included.

@@chrishammersley7100 thanks Chris, tires came down to whatever I had that fit inside the wheel well but still turn. I still have the hub caps.🙂

Thanks Jeff, I feel the same. Smaller scale will make the fortress easier to store after the build but detail painting much more challenging.😮

​@@SmallADVentures1973 thanks Stephen, enjoy your new year's

@@openexhaustmodels5139 thanks Paul, hopefully all the Medieval kits will build up nicely.

Thanks, since I don't have much room I'm glad it is in 1/72 scale . Have a good New Years

Thanks again David for the kit, I just finished watching the movie "The Right Stuff" 🚀 Enjoy the New Years. 👍

Thanks, the camper on the card does look like Christmas Vacation🙂

Thanks Kyle, hope the medieval set works out.🙂

@ I’m sure it will!! And you’re welcome!

Thanks John, yeah that Bell X-1 does look neat.

@@timcarson8146 thanks again for the kit Tim. Look forward to building the pumper as well as this medieval set.

@@davidchin350 Happy New Year buddy! :D

@@MoonwalkerModels thanks Kenny, first time building something from this category. Hope the figures don't get too tedious. Have a great New year.

Thanks Ed for the Citadel info, hope everything works out.🙂

Thanks Dario, yes the X-1 seems big in scale. Have a great holiday.

Thanks Joachim, a change from my ordinary builds but the medieval kits look cool. Happy Holidays.

@@ramblers69 thanks Tom, look forward to building in 2025. Have a great New Year.

Thanks Jay, I'll see if I need the primer on the figures. Happy Holidays.

Thanks, look forward to all the builds.

Thanks Kurt, you built a lot of models back then. Did you keep some of them or did they get blown up on July 4th?

@@davidchin350 Haha nothing so exciting, I still have a few nascar models from back then, but just about everything else was thrown out.

Thanks, did you build a lot of knights in your youth?

@@davidchin350 I participate in battles on gaming tables with lead figurines, ancient and medieval period

Thanks Mike, hope the small scale doesn't pose a problem for me when I paint them.

@@AgungSetiawanDiekeshter thanks, hope the medieval set comes out 👍

@@crazykit thanks Pierre, look forward to building in 2025. Have a great New Years.

Thanks, enjoy your holidays.

Thanks, enjoy your holiday.

Thanks Jim, the medieval kits do look awesome.🙂

@@dacuzzz6951 thanks Vinny, definitely a surprise package from both.

@@philRminiatures thanks Phil, this will be the most figures I've attempted to paint from one kit.

@@davidhuvelin9167 thanks for watching, I intend to use the extras for future builds but you can order decals online at hobbylinc or jnsdecals.

@@nafex3740 thanks for watching and commenting.🙂

Thanks Paul, love lighting them up🙂

@@PanzermansBunker thanks Bill, it came out alright 👍

@@KHModelWorks thanks Kurt, glad you like it and the last minute lighting addition.🙂

@@ovidiuschley3346 thanks buddy🙂

@@marksmithdiecast001 thanks Mark🙂👍

@@scale-adventure 😊 👍thanks

Hi Cory, I choose early Tamiya tank releases since many were motorized at one time. The current M41 Walker Bulldog tank at Hobby Lobby is a good choice to motorize if its your first time with a Tamiya Universal motor gearbox. I look for the soft rubber band tracks, poly caps for the road, idler and drive wheels and the hex fitment on the back of the drive sprocket wheel. Once you motorize one you'll know the basics in choosing your future kits to motorize. The trick is fitting the hex nut over the metal axle and into the drive sprocket wheel to handle the torque from the motor. Let me know if you have any questions.😊

@davidchin350 Thank you

@@SteveJonesScaleModellingSite thanks Steve glad you like it. I'm about to start a new kit before end of year.🙂Hope you are enjoying your holiday.

Magnifique 👍😍

Thanks, glad you like it. The headlights was a last minute decision.

Thanks for stopping by👍

@@lluisrafalessole-classical5068 thanks for stopping by.👍