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Jens Hoffmann
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Post by Jens Hoffmann »

Hello,

are the Jens and come from Hannover.

Sry, my English is not so good. My hobby were RC-Cars.
But I bought me a tiger of Armortek now after long considering also.

Here few photos of my 1:6 a RC-Car

http://www.arcor.de/palb/album_popup_bi ... width=1680

http://www.arcor.de/palb/album_popup_bi ... width=1680

http://www.arcor.de/palb/album_popup_bi ... width=1680

Best Regards
Jens

Fredrik Jorgensen
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Post by Fredrik Jorgensen »

Welcome to the club.
I have some rc cars aswell thou in scale3 1/8 and 1/10.
They are pretty fun driving now in the snow, did some runs yesterday with my sons and the 2 Revo trucks i have.

Freddie

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Post by Tim Bowman »

Hi Jens

Willkommen to the wonderful world of 1:6, heavy metal armor. :D

Is your Tiger a Tiger 1 or a Tiger II? Either way,I look forward to seeing it.

Kind regards
Tim
"So long as one isn't carrying one's head under one's arm, things aren't too bad." – Erwin Rommel

Jens Hoffmann
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Post by Jens Hoffmann »

Hello Tim,

it is a middle Tiger I.

Greeting
Jens

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Post by Allan Richards »

Jens,

Thats a good looking RC car, it looks more complicated than a Formula 1 car! I expect it goes a little faster than the Tiger.
Allan Richards

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Post by Adrian Harris »

Welcome Jens :D

> Sry, my English is not so good

Never worry about that, you are far more likely to be flamed here for painting your tank in the wrong colour than you are for spelling or grammer :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Adrian.

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Post by Robert E Morey »

Jens
Welcome to the forum. Beautiful car! Wow, I'd be afraid to race that thing! Fantastic engineering though! I hope you like our tanks!
Bob

Jens Hoffmann
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Post by Jens Hoffmann »

I wanted to always buy a tank made of metal. By accident I am discovered Armortek. And as I saw, who am the tanks also with firing function, must I so a tank have.

Thanks for the friendly admission in your forum.

Greeting
Jens

Kent Wiik

Post by Kent Wiik »

Hi and Welcome Jens!

Good to see a fellow hobbyist with its #1 language other the English :D
Never mind your English - I have managed with my school English for years and they still understand me... :wink:

One of the best things with this hobby is in fact this forum and all people here. A spin off effect just getting better and better.
Especially for me sitting close to the Arctic Circle with my nearest 1:6 tank friend in Stockholm 1000km from me.
You will get to know people all round the world and be amazed how close we come together here no matter if you live on the other side of the globe and have night while others have lunch.

Here you are among friends who share the same interest as you and a question will always be answered - or at least with an answer that "we don’t know" :wink:

Looking forward to see photos of your build as photos is something we all like.

Cheers
Kent

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Post by Rick Jensen »

Hi Jens

Welcome to the fascinating Armortek club. Hope you enjoy your new found hobby of tank building heaps of fun and many good times ahead.

Rick Jensen
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Post by Matthijs Dijkstra »

Hi Jens,

A warm welcom from Holland (Niederlande) and into the world of Heavy Metal Armor!! Before I discovered the fantastic Armortek models I too used to race 1:8 Serpent model race cars! In those days they were made in their little factory in Heemstede by Pieter Bervoets. I lived in Heemstede and often visited the factory and Pieter.

Matthijs

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Post by Holger Hoffmann »

Hi ,Jens.

A welcome from Germany.

Best Regards
Holger
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Post by Dennis Jones »

Hi Matthijs, I too used to race 1/8th cars (from 1977 to 2001) and have raced on the track at Heemstede many times. I also refereed over there as well. I knew Peter very well and visited the factory quite a few times, I also knew his brother Fonz who started the AMB company making auto lap counting systems, as in the early days I worked closely with him writing software for the BRCA in the UK to use. Brings back many happy memories.

Dennis.

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Post by Matthijs Dijkstra »

Hi Dennis,

I raced quite a longer time ago back in the 80's!! That´s when Serpent started and I bought there first model which was very very basic! No suspention no differential only 4 wheels and engine ha ha ha!! Good memories indeed.
What a small world!

Cheers,

Matthijs

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