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Korean Sherman: Done
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Korean Sherman
Thanks for the brass Mike, does look good.
Thanks for the brass Mike, does look good.
Korean Sherman
Bazookas and Racks, man you gotta one track mind.
James, easier said than done.
Thanks guys, I see painting in my near future.
Bazookas and Racks, man you gotta one track mind.
James, easier said than done.
Thanks guys, I see painting in my near future.
Korean Sherman
Has anyone seen inside this bag of metal?
http://www.friulmodel.hu/en/atl-138-m-50-m-51-super-sherman-isherman-m4a3-hvss-i236/
Has anyone seen inside this bag of metal?
http://www.friulmodel.hu/en/atl-138-m-50-m-51-super-sherman-isherman-m4a3-hvss-i236/
Korean Sherman
It's GREEN!
Running out of things to do, only the tracks are looming.
It's GREEN!
Running out of things to do, only the tracks are looming.
Korean Sherman
I wouldn't get it as they need to represent live tracks, something the weight of the metal tries to undo. Also, one must be wary of the bent end connectors and tooth since they are attached to the pad. These are to be used around the sprocket, idlers, plus the first and last set of roadwheels. Mixing them up with the straight sets will cause the broken track pin (dead track) look.
see Terry's review for a way to handle it if you decode to get them:
http://perthmilitarymodelling.com/reviews/vehicles/friulmodel/atl-131.html
Yes, I know these are T-49 tracks...
Regards,
I wouldn't get it as they need to represent live tracks, something the weight of the metal tries to undo. Also, one must be wary of the bent end connectors and tooth since they are attached to the pad. These are to be used around the sprocket, idlers, plus the first and last set of roadwheels. Mixing them up with the straight sets will cause the broken track pin (dead track) look.
see Terry's review for a way to handle it if you decode to get them:
http://perthmilitarymodelling.com/reviews/vehicles/friulmodel/atl-131.html
Yes, I know these are T-49 tracks...
Regards,
Korean Sherman
That's why i was asking, didn't know how may pieces make up a track link. If they did it like those, which I used on the last Sherman, I'll pass, just too many moving parts to be a single piece. But I thought the ones I used turned out OK. Just had to note where the turned links were.
Still not happy with any of the options out there. Guess I'll have to go with the Kasen(sp)
That's why i was asking, didn't know how may pieces make up a track link. If they did it like those, which I used on the last Sherman, I'll pass, just too many moving parts to be a single piece. But I thought the ones I used turned out OK. Just had to note where the turned links were.
Still not happy with any of the options out there. Guess I'll have to go with the Kasen(sp)
Korean Sherman
Korean Sherman
Nothing...just the thought of the tracks.
Nothing...just the thought of the tracks.
Korean Sherman
it's not the fruils I fear. It's the AVFClub stuff and the Kasens. Just have to sit down and git'er done.
it's not the fruils I fear. It's the AVFClub stuff and the Kasens. Just have to sit down and git'er done.
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Korean Sherman
Looking FANTASTIC!
Looking FANTASTIC!
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