new Pictures

Schorsch · #1 03-30-2003, 01:40 PM

Hi Fans

I find a Picture of my Model in a Message from Overlander. Cool to find here.

I have new Pictures from last Event in Germany.

http://members.tripod.de/andreasrackel/sins03.htm

mutch fun with this

Andreas

arch2b · #2 03-30-2003, 07:09 PM

awsome pictures

the sand rail or buggy is very cool. hope to see more of your work.

Squishy · #3 03-31-2003, 06:21 PM

omg! those are killer pics! I love the dune buggy!!! That is amazing work there!

Overlander · #4 03-31-2003, 11:39 PM

Once again, I am both amazed and inspired! Our German brothers are setting the standard.

Andreas,
Thank you for allowing me to use your pictures for educational purposes. Your genious is truly inspirational.

killer · #5 04-01-2003, 12:35 AM

:ö: i kinda like that 1/120(?) 8 x 4 truck!

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Schorsch · #6 04-01-2003, 10:50 AM

Thanks

, the 1:120 model is a Tatra 813. The Original Made in Esteuropa. I drive the Truck in 1:1 Offroad to. See here:Tatra 813 Offroad 1:1

killer · #7 04-01-2003, 06:57 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Schorsch
[b] Thanks

:ö:
Schorsch,

hey man, i didn't mean to sound rude or something when i said "i kinda liked that 1/120 8x4 truck", i am sorry if i sounded like that

, i like your "sniper buggy" too! and most of the trucks there, that is too cool to pass

, i understand how much time, effort and patience you have given just to finish one of those masterpieces, and if we'ren't for you guys there in Germany, my rc world still runs on 1/10, 1/24 and 1/32 scale only

, but when one of the guys here posted your website, i was amazed, with all those tiny trucks, i never knew that "proportional control" for smaller than 1/32 scale is possible!, and that is really something, thanks for sharing all the information, pictures and everything we need to know about micro scale rc so rc builders/enthusiast can make their own 1/87 or smaller rc trucks, wherein those pictures and info is where i based most of my 1/87 and smaller(soon) rc trucks too

, but what really caught my attention was when i saw this 8 wheeler right beside the 1/120 truck!

now that is something different, oh! and your Gama Goat, WoW! it was a great work!.

man i wish i have that level of skills you have

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thanks,
-æ

arch2b · #8 04-01-2003, 07:12 PM

KILLER-
when my first project is done, and my second one is on it's way (in the planning stages. have the truck, already painted) i'm going to do one just for fun!

a 1:87 optimus prime! i'm guessing it will be a first.