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tc1cat 02-25-2013 03:33 AM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
IT MOVES:eek::eek: Looks GREAT!! Can't wait to see it in person:D

TRUCKMAKER 02-25-2013 01:27 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
It's coming along nicely Travis, the video looks good, I can't wait to see the soft top on it!

Hos1880 02-28-2013 03:24 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
That's AWESOME I need to look through my stuff as I believe I have some of those gears and chain already.

Merritt

Kaf343 06-01-2013 12:19 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Looking good Travis.

hbquax 10-12-2013 02:39 AM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Hi, could you add some more pictures and information on your rear axle setup? I'am planning on building something similar and always looking for inspiration. Great project!
Nils

Panther F 10-14-2013 08:45 AM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
He he... evil minds think alike:

http://www.modellspiegel.com/m25-m26-pacific/


Hopefully a project for this winter. :bounce: Can't wait to see yours Lynn!




Jeff

tc1cat 10-14-2013 02:31 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
I knew better than click on a link from you (Jeff):eek::eek: Someone actually makes the body for the armored version :jaw: Wish I would have seen this earlier :mad::mad: Would have saved lots of time!! Only thing wrong with the kit is the lack of chain drive for the rear axles on the tractor. Looks like there might be something missing from the trailer also. I will let you find it!!!

Sorry but you will have to ask Travis to post any pics of the drive line as he has the model.

Panther F 10-15-2013 03:08 AM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Oh, just go ahead and tell me because I'll never figure it out PLUS... I do believe these are just prototype pictures.

I won't be going for a 100% accurate vehicle, just one that works. My wallet won't allow that to happen. :D





Jeff

Izzy 11-12-2013 08:19 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
had a chance to see this truck in oerson down at Travis' the other day - it is huge! the books that Lynn rounded up for reference were awesome as well.

BTW the trailer is coming along nicely as well.

tc1cat 05-09-2014 05:27 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
I guess no one looks at the old threads anymore :cop::cop:

doodlebug 05-09-2014 06:31 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Any new pictures or progress?

fhhhstix 05-09-2014 07:58 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tc1cat (Post 110333)
I guess no one looks at the old threads anymore :cop::cop:

It has only been a couple of weeks.:rolleyes::rolleyes::D

Travis

tc1cat 05-10-2014 09:56 AM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Travis has made a lot of progress on the trailer in my opinion. Until I threw him a curve. :eek::D:eek::D He just need to post some pics.

fhhhstix 05-26-2014 03:21 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
OK here is the curve ball, just so you know I have not been a complete slacker.


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fhhhstix 05-26-2014 03:27 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tc1cat (Post 110333)
I guess no one looks at the old threads anymore :cop::cop:

Quote:

It has only been a couple of weeks.:rolleyes::rolleyes::D

Travis

I snuck in a pic of this a month ago but nobody had caught it yet even with Lynn and I poking at the thread a little.:D:D

dabears 05-26-2014 10:19 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Is that the scale art? looks good so far!

tc1cat 05-28-2014 08:01 AM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Nope, it is the Carson with all electric system. Running it on 7.4V makes it just about the right speeds for me. Not too fast and not too slow. Just need to add some decals now!!

sparkycuda 05-28-2014 10:06 AM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
A curve? Looks like a whole different game! Awesome model, Lynn, and great job Travis. Looking forward to seeing this at Indy.

Ken

dabears 05-28-2014 11:45 AM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
All electric? So no hydraulic at all? I think I've seen this one on the site uses all screw drive actuators. That's pretty cool but is the lifting power the same? I'm saving up for My wheel loader. It's slowly getting there

tc1cat 05-28-2014 12:48 PM

Re: tc1cat's M25 Dragon Wagon (Now drivable)
 
Thanks, guys. Travis did a great job assembling and painting the loader for me. The Carson was designed for all electric. They came out with the hydraulics as an option after the fact. I want an excavator in the worst way but just can't get past the hydraulics with all of the electrics in such a small space. 1 of these days, I will break down and get an excavator and just have to bite the bullet of the hydraulics. Or I will get the lead out of my butt, and make an excavator but it will not be yellow, orange, or green. I think a few guys on the forum know what I want but it would be a LONG build as I don't think that I can buy very much out of ready made parts for it. The tracks scale out to be 3" wide :eek::eek:


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