Replacement tracks in 1:35 scale for the model of the Tiger I in its early configuration, produced by 3D printing. The set is tuned for Tamiya kits.
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The Tiger I was a German heavy tank of the Second World War, recognizable at first glance by its boxy hull and by its massive running gear with interleaved road wheels. Early production examples differed from later ones in a number of details. A peculiarity of the Tiger was its two sets of tracks: the wide combat tracks were exchanged for narrower transport tracks before rail movement, because the machine otherwise would not fit the loading gauge. Which of the two versions the set carries is given in the manufacturer's instructions.
Replacement tracks in 1:35 scale for the early configuration of the Tiger I, produced by 3D printing. The set is tuned for Tamiya kits. The number of links, the way they are joined and whether the finished run stays flexible are given in the manufacturer's instructions.
Print supports remain on the parts. Cut them off with a sharp blade a little way from the part and sand the remainder down so that you do not damage the edges of the links. The parts are not polystyrene and cement for polystyrene has no effect on them, so use super glue. Wash and degrease them before painting. With interleaved running gear it pays to fit the track dry before you glue the wheels permanently in place, because with the running gear finished the track is hard to thread between the wheels.
For modelers who want more faithful running gear on the Tiger I than the tracks from the kit give. The kit, paints and glue are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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