Opening it up, I found it to be part of a motorized kit...at least the chassis is. So, I think that I might try to track down the motor and gearing to make it happen that way. In all of my years, I have never built a motorized model.
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I had one of these in the "old" days with the motor. If I remember correctly, the gearing is high and the tank moves way to fast. The novelty wore off rather quickly. For what you're going to pay for the motor and gear set, you'll probably be able to buy another kit.
Frankly if you've not completed a model in a bit, you should avoid the scratch interior proposal. Finish the basic kit and enjoy the completed work. If you get into cobbling together the internals (beyond what's already in the kit), you'll risk getting bogged down. Since you've not been building much recently, that'd be my advice.
Welcome back,
I actually built this kit many years ago and it looked quite good. Its long since departed to model heaven though
S
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