Some photos of the test shot built up Gecko 35GM0102 M76 Otter - (Early Production).

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Some photos of the test shot built up Gecko 35GM0102 M76 Otter - (Early Production).
Did anyone ever step out of those rear doors while the propeller was engaged ? Ouch
Looks like an interesting alternative to Hobby Link’s resin version.
Hello!
Looks like a really big radio rack:
But no antenna… Can somebody comment on that?
Have a nice day
Paweł
or a really small vehicle …
I have rarely seen antenna fitted in the few period pics I have but there seems to be at least 3 antenna bases visible on the vehicle…
H.P.
Hi Bill,
I agree with you - hopefully, Gecko’s is more affordable. Interestingly, both companies messed up the water can:
Hobby Link’s:
Gecko’s
Thanks for that, I don’t think anyone makes proper VN War jerry cans. The Gecko one looks off for sure, and overall I think the Hobby Link kit looks superior, though the price is probably higher than the Gecko kit (who knows, however, their Saigon tuktuk kit is $40. If this kit hits $60, then the Hobby Link kit isn’t so far out of reach.
Hi Bill,
I believe I have the proper VN War version water and gas can CADs for 3D printing.
I think you may be right that the price difference between Gecko’s and Hobby Link’s may not be too much. I have a feeling that Gecko will price it somewhere around 60-70 USD.
I don’t know how proper the ones from Legend are. I’ve never studied them that closely, but found them to be superior to kit plastic ones.