If you used some aftermarket track for your mid or late Tamiya Tiger 1, and still have the rubber band set, I could sure use them.
Thanks ahead of time.
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Check on Ebay. Also, AFV Club makes “rubberband” tracks. Need to research before you buy. Tigers used several different type tracks depending on when made.
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Looking for the stock Tamiya track found in the mid tiger 1.
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Greg, I’ll check when I get home. Pretty sure, I hsve spare from a Tamiya mid-Tiger.
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Great
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I have a set of indy link tracks from the Otto Cairus tiger, if that helps at all.
Damon.
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I have a set from the … Don’t laugh, nobody can laugh 
… CMK-T35001 Bergepanzer Tiger I.
Will these work for your project?
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@TopSmith This set in the CMK kit is actually Tamiya track.
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@Armor_Buff They mold detail to the insides now?
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Yes, the newer (~1993+) revised Tamiya flexible band tracks have details on both sides. I think the Tamiya T-72, Panther G & King Tiger kits of the early 1990’s were among the first kits with the new compound.
However, newest Tamiya kits have tendency for link & length or partially workable lonk & length.
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ok, around 1993. I built that Tamiya Tiger I back in the eighties and it has the one sided track.
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I want to thank you all for your offers. It truly warms my heart knowing people are willing to help.
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