May update - new tracks are available at our shop.
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/dn-studio---3d-printed-resin-workable-tracks---panzer-iii-iv-stug-nashorn-hummel
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/dn-studio---3d-printed-resin-workable-tracks---panzer-iii-iv-stug-nashorn-hummel
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I have their Sherman tracks and they are quite nice, I imagine these will be as well.
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All this is well and good, but regarding the Panzer IV: how can it be that not a single 3D-printed final drive for the Ausf.G exists? Several kits of the early Ausf.H could be converted to a very early Ausf.H, where they still used leftover final drives, for example at Vomag.
It could also be used on a later tank as a field repair.
There’s also a Sturmpanzer from Tristar/HobbyBoss that could profit from such a final drive. They’ve attempted to do a true Series II (based on an Ausf.H chassis), but several features of the kit point to an upgraded Series I, which should have an Ausg.G chassis.
Yes, completely off topic…
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