Kimmo, since I had them handy I decided to put a few links together. I think you would run into problems with the spacing of the end connectors. The Bronco pads themselves are nice and you're right, they're close. Switching out the connectors can't be done (without a lot of work at least) because of the different assembly methods. Bronco is the tan plastic.



Jim

Kimmo,

I have a Gepard and Leo 1 which I am going to do the Aust version of and ordered 2 sets of the HKCW tracks with Hobby Easy May this year they were to be supplied by Prefect Scale and am still waiting for them. The only other supplier I know of is Track Jam (link to tracks) http://www.trackjam.com/hkcw/hkcwlist.htm and I don’t know how they are for stock.

I sent Hobby Easy a dissatisfied customer e-mail about the delay in supply and they are sending me 2 sets of the Spade Ace tracks(I must give Daniel and Henry a big wrap here as they had no hesitation in supplying the Spade Ace) which I am more than happy with as I prefer metal tracks.

I purchased Spade Aces T-80 tracks for my T-90 which now resides on a T-80 as the Sector 35 tracks keep coming apart and I see no difference between them and Friulmodel. Also the Spade Ace Leo tracks come with a new sprocket wheel so there should be no fit issues. I am hoping that they arrive before the end of the week and if you can wait I can give you my thoughts.

David

Kimmo,
There is a list of dealers for Hong Kong Creation Workshop here:
http://hkcw.tripod.com/dealers/Dealers.htm

Cheers Rob.

Kimmo,

Picked up the package to day first no sprocket, all the images I have seen show a sprocket however I can live with out it.

The tracks themselves are very good the detail is equal to Friulmodel with the one exception; there is no need to drill out any of the openings which is a pain in the backside. With the short run I made and using my exacting Mk1 eyeball the links appear to be the same width and length as the band set supplied by Tamiya so there appears to be no need for a replacement sprocket but as always expect anything.

Not having seen the HKCW set I can’t really comment on a comparison but a I said earlier I always use metal tracks where I can and are well worth the cost.

David

Jason,

Ive never posted photos here and don't know the process for do it; can you advise me and I will be able to post some.

David

i'll charge up the camera and add them to my kit maker site in the next few days. What things will you be after so I can get the shots you want?

What things will you be after so I can get the shots you want?

Kimmo,

I get something up in the next couple of days. I did a small trial and fit perfectly around the sprocket both in width and length. Compared to the kit set no comparison.

David

Kimmo

The photos are done but having problems uploadig have sent you a private e-mail.

David