Chunwai Tanks
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Hi guys.
I am totally new to tank, and I am looking for something in the mid range for all metal tanks.
Searching on here showed a few threads in regards to Chunwai. To be honest, I have always
been kinda weary of buying things from the Mainland China (no disrespect intended)
Are they a reputable place to order from, and how is the product quality? Thanks guys.
Best regards.
I am totally new to tank, and I am looking for something in the mid range for all metal tanks.
Searching on here showed a few threads in regards to Chunwai. To be honest, I have always
been kinda weary of buying things from the Mainland China (no disrespect intended)
Are they a reputable place to order from, and how is the product quality? Thanks guys.
Best regards.
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My opinion? I am disappointed in what I have heard from this company. The electronics have had many problems and could be due to the weight of the kit.
I was looking hard and heavy at the M60 but some experts that I asked their advice and they said it was all wrong and after a few comparison photos I was talked out of it. Besides, their electronics didn't impress me either.
Pretty expensive but I'm sure if you throw some money after it you'll get it right.
Buy a Tamiya kit for a much lower price and you will enjoy a very nice, engineered tank kit. Sure, you will need a charger, batteries and a radio set, but it makes the tank even that more fun to operate and enjoy. And even with some change in your pocket compared to the Chunwai.
~ Jeff
I was looking hard and heavy at the M60 but some experts that I asked their advice and they said it was all wrong and after a few comparison photos I was talked out of it. Besides, their electronics didn't impress me either.
Pretty expensive but I'm sure if you throw some money after it you'll get it right.
Buy a Tamiya kit for a much lower price and you will enjoy a very nice, engineered tank kit. Sure, you will need a charger, batteries and a radio set, but it makes the tank even that more fun to operate and enjoy. And even with some change in your pocket compared to the Chunwai.
~ Jeff