Homebuild RC Tank Marder 1 A1 from Cardboard (Upcycling)

[@Milosch_T]

Looks really nice!

[@gandhi2223]

@@Milosch_T thank you!!

[@IvanJimenez-tf7wh]

​@@gandhi2223Friend, could you make the M1 ABRAMS main battle tank?

[@IvanJimenez-tf7wh]

​@@gandhi2223OR ALSO THE ARMORED ARMORED TROOPS M113 

[@gandhi2223]

@@IvanJimenez-tf7wh Definitely coming...

[@IvanJimenez-tf7wh]

@@gandhi2223 Better friend you should make the m113 armored troop battleship 

[@user-rk6rz6nn9b]

How thick is the cardboard and what glue do you use?

[@gandhi2223]

@@user-rk6rz6nn9b Hi! The Cardboard is 3mm thick and i use thin superglue. At the Front of my superglue i added a blunt cannula. The name of my superglue is "2 construct 20g"

[@user-rk6rz6nn9b]

​@@gandhi2223Thanks for the answer! And the marder is half

[@gandhi2223]

@@user-rk6rz6nn9b what do you mean the marder is half?

[@user-rk6rz6nn9b]

​@@gandhi2223Oh, sorry, mistake.😅 I wanted to write beautiful

[@user-rk6rz6nn9b]

​​@@gandhi2223superglue YIGOUMO?

[@user-rk6rz6nn9b]

Can you please tell me all the tools that are used? And the scale

[@gandhi2223]

Hi! I don't have an exact yardstick. I use "blueprints" and print them out to the maximum size. "DIN A4" I use three-sided views and the game "War Thunder" for a lot of details. As axles for all wheels I use cheap nails with a diameter of about 2mm. Otherwise, almost only ballpoint pens, triangles, cutter knives and compasses. A 3D printer helps me with the rollers or when I need a gear. "Anycubig i3 mega" I'm thinking about making a small video series where it is shown exactly how such a tank is made. But that may take a little while until I have finished it...

[@user-rk6rz6nn9b]

​@@gandhi2223Please make a detailed tutorial on radio control