Would you recommend using this for beginners? Also, would it go well with Tamiya's T-34/76 model? Thanks.
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I would certainly recommend using this product for beginners.It is very user friendly in the sense that it is not a GOOPY cement. Makes alot less of a mess & also has a very precise, small brush at the end of the cap for easy application. Very strong fragrance however witch indicates that it actually works almost like a super glue. It melts the parts together lightly when bonding. It's pretty strong stuff!
1178845
I think it would be ok for a beginner. Just make sure to watch out it dry's pretty fast.
1178846
Yes, absolutely, on both questions. If the beginner has the ability to tackle that model, then this glue will be no hindrance. It's far easier to use the brush than to control the amount of glue from a tube. There is no waste, since this glue is very thin you can't put too much on unless you really try.
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I just upgraded and I don't see it. There is a Mentor on YouTube with PhoenixRC but it doesn't look like the T34. If it's new you could email them and ask for a date.
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This would be a nice camcorder for beginners, it's main flaw is it's lack of a fully manual operation, which is a must if you're learning how to shoot video in general, as most professional shoots are done using custome settings in manual mode of the camera.I would recommend getting a video optimised DSLR, becuase it has a big sensoras it would give you a more "cinematic" feel to the video
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yes, but I would do it with a Fusuno canopy, as opposed to stock. also, make sure the camera is properly, copiously shock- proofed with servo tape, to prevent 'the shakes'. I owned 3 300X helis, & while it CAN be a camera mount, personally? I wouldn't recommend it. the 300X is inherently unstable & prone to crashing because of the stock setup of the AR7200 -- I would use a bigger heli for any camera operations, period. the 300X is nice heli when it's tweaked 'just so' -- but putting a camera on it without that perfect setup would be comparable to driving your car blindfolded.. not a hater here -- I'm experience with this, & no joke -- don't risk it man, unless you have the loot & frustrations in the after crash to handle it ~ CWO5 Wolf/ USMC/ Airwing 714
1726072
I would still paint it myself and ignore that the pre-colored design is there. I have not built mine yet but the quality is definitely on par with Tamiya.
1055846
I started with the b6-4 and had no problems. My guess is they say to start small so you can get used to the rocket if you have not launched them before. They do have quite a bit of power and might go higher than most people would expect of not familiar with them.
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It all depends on ur patience and ur eye for detail. if u have a lot of patience and an exellent eye for detail then you would want to go for a larger model like a 1/350th scale TITANIC or something like that. since this model is very easy I would Highly reccommend it for a beginner.
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The DDO3 has a more advanced gyro system in it which makes it great for beginners all the way up to advanced 3d pilots such as myself. Out of the box its extremely stable
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NO...and yes- the main instruction booklet is all in English so there's no problem. Some inserts and background history are in Japanese, but an English translation is included. Tamiya, to my knowledge, hasn't included all Japanese instructions in an export kit since the 1970s.
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This camera is perfect for beginners to advance photographers. I'd take the GH3 over any Canon or Nikon entry level camera anyday. You'll be perfectly comfortable as a beginner with this camera but don't be afraid to wander in the semi-manual and manual modes, that is the only way you are going to learn. :)Buy it, you won't regret it.Enjoy
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Yes, very much so! I've had a blast with mine and, best yet, it's been reliable. You'll want to get some glue to adhere the accessories to the turret/hull/etc. The kit come with double sided pads that need trimming and look goofy. I used super glue.
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With the stock motor, the top speed is around 10-15 depending on what you are driving on (dirt/pavement/etc.) Tamiya currently offers replacement parts online (you can find them on Amazon). I doubt you will find many replacement parts at your local hobby store. Once Tamiya discontinues the model, it is doubtful they will provide replacement parts.
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This would be a good start and take your time, follow the directions that come with the model and you will gain a lot of experience with this one!
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It would be perfect for any beginner.However you will learn so quick u will have to upgrade eventually.
1932886
It is easy to use. Yes I would say it is good for the novice user. You can see a lot more with a larger telescope and you get seriously into it you will want more aperture, however You can see a lot with this thing. It is especially good with the larger planets and fantastic with the moon though the moon is a little bright and if you are looking at it a lot you may need a moon filter. Deep space galaxies, nebula and so on can be seen but only the brighter objects.
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I really don't know but I think if your into electronics you might be able to. Being a beginer I started out with a 3 channel coaxial and find when you go to 4 channel you keep going back to the 3 channel mode and if your a little older like my self it makes it a little harder to remember,the thing iv've seen is the number 2 mode from over in Europe, maybe you can look into getting a new tramsmitter that is mode 2 PS I bought the flysky 6 channel fs-tg and after I received it I had to return it because it can't bind with the h825 g heli, it's mostly used for plane flying as much I hated to go back to the original tran.,witch I don't like. I', finding out when you buy a toy that's what it is I really don't know but I think if your into electronics you might be able to. Being a beginer I started out with a 3 channel coaxial and find when you go to 4 channel you keep going back to the 3 channel mode and if your a little older like my self it makes it a little harder to remember,the thing iv've seen is the number 2 mode from over in Europe, maybe you can look into getting a new tramsmitter that is mode 2 PS I bought the flysky 6 channel fs-tg and after I received it I had to return it because it can't bind with the h825 g heli, it's mostly used for plane flying as much I hated to... » Read More I really don't know but I think if your into electronics you might be able to. Being a beginer I started out with a 3 channel coaxial and find when you go to 4 channel you keep going back to the 3 channel mode and if your a little older like my self it makes it a little harder to remember,the thing iv've seen is the number 2 mode from over in Europe, maybe you can look into getting a new tramsmitter that is mode 2 PS I bought the flysky 6 channel fs-tg and after I received it I had to return it because it can't bind with the h825 g heli, it's mostly used for plane flying as much I hated to go back to the original tran.,witch I don't like. I', finding out when you buy a toy that's what it is « Show Less
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As stated in my review, I am a novice at all this. I ordered the V1.2 and all things lead me to believe that it is. Definitely buy it through Amazon. I have been using it for a long time and never had a problem returning an item. As I gain experience as a pilot and begin using my action cam I would be glad to help you as much as I can. Paul