Bru RC Armory

Monday, 7 December 2015

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This blog is to store the abundant collection of photos and information about our rc tanks acitivity as well as member's works.

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U.S MBT Abrams

Heng Long latest issue

A Russian T90 MBT

A friend's WSN Tiger I

A review has been made.

Sir Zul's Sturmgeschutz III

A generic paint scheme of the famous Battle of Kursk, 1943

My Tiger I tank

A generic camo from the Italian campaign (up to September 1943).

Azijul's Porsche King Tiger

The Porsche King Tiger was one of the two types of Tiger II. It lost cotract to Henschel and only less than 60 were built.

Trio of modern tanks

German Leoparf 2A6, China's Type 98 and Hobby Engine's Abrams

Saiful's Abrams tank

Edited photo of my Tger I tank

Tiger crossing the bridge!

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Another Kursk Tiger I

My Tiger I tank. Originated as a standard 1/16th scale Heng Long

Tiger II

A friend's winter Soviet T34 tank

Bought it all the way from Bremen, Germany.

My tanks

Two were sold

A highlight of previous run

An afternoon's run at Rimba Park. Nine people attended after a pretty long stop from the hobby. In addition, one of the newest HL's models, U.S Abrams, has landed. As can be seen, not only a single Abrams, but two. One is a standard U.S Abrams, another is the modernized TUSK version of Abrams. A review on the Abrams in the future.

My customized Jagdpanther

German deadly tank destroyer

My Leopard 2A6 German MBT

A review follows

A member's military truck.

Educational (academic) website on the Tiger tanks

Tiger tanks by Alan Hamby

U.S WWII Sherman tank

The Sherman tanks were the workhorses of the U.S and the British Army. Throughout its production, the Sherman tanks spanned many variants. Many were produced to almost 20,000 - 30,000 but needed around four to six of the Shermans to knock out (not to destroy) one German Tiger tank.

Tiger I at Kursk, 1943

The Battle of Kursk or Operation Citadel, July 1943 was a major battle fought between the Wehrmacht and the Red Army on the Southern part of Soviet Union at Kursk as part of the Eastern front. The bloody engagement is considered by many military historian to be the turning point of Nazi Germany in WWII. The battle also saw the Battle at Prokhorvka, the largest armour clash in history, in which around 100+ of the Tiger I tanks were deployed.

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