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Another T34 Tank - 1/20 scale
This is a 1/20th scale T34 tank, a rolling model. Tried to make it look like the late model t34-85 versions. I was not…
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@_4296908 Sorry, I am not sure what you mean? Parts and details show up under the details and files tabs.
What parts can i exclude from the print if i just want a model instead of a RC tank.
@Fulton_4138942 I think just the motor mount and the pinion gear. Maybe the ring gear too but might be needed space the axle out.
Excellent design, printed with PLA, painted with SMB green acrylic colure, I didn't added motors.
Is it better for this print to be printed in 0.2 or 0.4?
@Davib_3092281 I printed with a .4 nozzle .2mm layers. Finer can bet better, but that can take a lot if time.
Still in process of printing and assembling, however I noticed that the numbers in parts list might be incorrect so please check wheter it really should be 14 road wheels (I count 10 sets, 2 each = 20) as well as 40 wheel locks being a bit overkill in my opinion. Other than that, sofar so good, will try to upload a photo of my result.
@Ball_sqweeze_3483567 Search DC 12V Gear Box Reversible High Torque Reduction Electric Motor 15~200RPM Outer Diameter 20MM for the motors on a place like Amazon. After trying them I would suggest the 200RPM version. Thought the others were too slow. The ones with the flattened motor sides slide into the mount i made. (edited)
@JollyRogerX_1641109 thank you i was struggling to find the motor lol
Nice design. Some parts were very challenging to print. Very happy with how mine turned out.
printing the model and installing the henglong electronics is complete. just need to stick on the accessories and paint the tank. cool model. thank you. (edited)
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Hi!
Can you give me a link where can I buy these eletronics, please? How did you mount the electronics? Was it a "plug-in-play" method or needed some modifications inside?
@ZoltanMajor_2771375 I bought it on banggood. The price is quite cheap there. And of course you need to modify it to fit the model.
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Its awsome! Printing it was a brease! I love the detail and model. However, i had troubles with printing the turret, so i sliced it in half and glued the top and bottom halfs together. I am printing a panther tank, also from JollyRogerX. Please ignore the fact there are no tracks!
Hey bro, I did a complete printout of the T34 and it's already assembled correctly, but I wanted to know what parts and electronics are needed to make it an RC Tank, I'm unsure about the engines especially, how much torque it needs. Can you help me?
I'll add makeup as soon as possible
@GabrielTura_2042030 I used a DC 12V Gear Box Reversible High Torque Reduction Electric Motor 15~200RPM Outer Diameter 20MM for the motors. They fit the motor mount I designed and the pinion gear fits the output shaft on the motors. You will find them on Amazon if you search.
There are several factors to consider.
Power pack voltage. I used a 4 cell 16850 that supplies 14.4.
There is a 2v drop through the l298n motor controller so with 14 v input to it you should be able to get a full 12v to the motors. But...
I tried the 100 rpm version motor on this with an esp32 board and a l298n motor controller. The tank seemed a bit slower than I thought it should be. I think the esp32 board outputs a max 3.3 v and and the l298n won't drive motors to full 12v without a 5v input signal. Other UNO style boards can output a full 5v.
Either way I think I would use the 200rpm version motor the next time. I think all motor versions would have enough torque if you get the axles and wheels cleaned up well.
Hope that helps.
@JollyRogerX_1641109 BTW, not sure when you downloaded the files, I updated the turret a while back, as the original upload was missing the commanders hatch. I put it back and made it openable.
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