Heavy Hobby has shared a presentation of their Panzer III/IV family of tracks
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/heavy-hobby-panzer-tracks-in-use
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/heavy-hobby-panzer-tracks-in-use
Want labor intensive…I guess these might be the tracks for you. 
Hmmm. Might be worth a try. Once lol
Want labor intensive…I guess these might be the tracks for you.
Not really, note that unlike other comparable (individual track links) you do not have to clean sprue gates, or flash, or add the guide horns link per link, or carefully glue pins.
Although I have not tried them, they look much easier to build than most aftermarket or kit tracks, requiring only to cut the pins and insert them.
I’ll “qualify” my previous comment a bit better, I hope. I usually purchase pre-assembled metal tracks (with machined metal pins), or, metal tracks that have machined metal pins to insert, or, simply buy just metal pins. Way easier for me when it comes to assembly.
I’ll agree.
One metal or plastic pin all the way through the track is much easier.
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