Here’s the next in line about 92 Pics. here
Finished for today
Regards
Donald
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Looking forward to this one.
One of my favporite builds of all time
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I don’t see the point in using end connectors if the sprocket directly engages the link itself. It’s a weird design unless the track is used on another larger tracked vehicle.
Thank you for the comprehensive step by step as usual.
Olivier
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Lot’s for excellent photos and detailed work! I especially like #29, very sweet!
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It’s a simple answer , The end conectors are what joins the links together.
The Sprocket teeth engage the track in the middle of the ends and not the connectors
See Pic. # 55
Regards
Donald
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Yes Donald. I know how this works. But usually the end connectors engage the sprocket wheel. The other vehicle I know of using the same type of tracks is the German Marder1A5.
Olivier
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Sexy tank with a beautiful finish. Great job!
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Wonderful Type 10 Donald, you really did a great job with that one. Enjoy seeing your builds so keep up the good work. It is appreciated.
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