I haven't been on in forever, but I've been working a little on my T/34/85. 
I see a guy in Denmark is doing one also; it looks great.

I am drawing closer to having a rolling chassis, slowly but surely. The 
last couple days have seen a burst of activity. Between a computer build, 
my school's first robot (courtesy of Vex), and chores, I haven't gotten a 
lot done. But I'm close to finished with the tracks. I WILL finish this. 
Pictures will come with a designation on the website, I guess. Regardless 
of many issues (mistakes, problems, errors, failures, whatever), my tank 
has still managed to look cool! I hope that when I'm finished, though, I 
can do a good cosmetics job. This tank has already been a great learning 
experience, and if I build another it's sure to be a vast improvement 
because of the experience I've gained.

I also noticed people talking about a "gyro stabilizer." I like that idea, 
but I have no finished tank and no knowledge of the technology except that 
it exists. I believe it was introduced in the Second World War, so surely 
someone can do it in a big model now.

Has anyone integrated Arduino with their tank? I've never used it before, 
only PICAXE products. From what I hear, it would be a solid platform to 
help control a tank.

Also--what about remote control systems? I have to admit I've never tried 
to put together one before, and I would love some input on what you guys 
think works best. By the way, Niels (Is that right?) from Denmark: amazing 
control system! I hope it works out for you!

So, is the cost of feeding video to a controller prohibitive? I wouldn't 
have any idea how to do it, either, but there's always the Internet--in 
fact, my sole source of electronics information....

Happy battling!

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