The bronco tracks look great but man I commend you on getting them done.. not sure I could pull that off.. Keep up the good work.

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The bronco tracks look great but man I commend you on getting them done.. not sure I could pull that off.. Keep up the good work.

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Agreed. I recently purchased 5 sets of the Bronco tracks, as I tried using the Dragon Magic tracks, and HATED them! I just finished putting my first set of the Bronco tracks together, and yes, sir, it is a pain to do! In essence, 6 separate pieces for each link. I found that I had to 'work' each of the center pieces every time I put a link together, to make sure I hadn't gotten glue (either any, or too much) into the grooves which allow each link to articulate. I found that it does get a bit faster after you do it for awhile, but you still have to cut each piece off the sprue, then trim and/or sand the attachments points, and THEN do the assembly. It took me about 2 weeks working a bit each day, to complete this first set. I found that you have to be careful that you don't install the center pie upside down. I did that in one case on one of the tracks, and I'm hoping i can hide it in a section of track under the skirts. Now I have to paint 'em; I hope there aren't any issues with painting and the tracks articulating...

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The bronco tracks look great but man I commend you on getting them done.. not sure I could pull that off.. Keep up the good work.

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Agreed. I recently purchased 5 sets of the Bronco tracks, as I tried using the Dragon Magic tracks, and HATED them! I just finished putting my first set of the Bronco tracks together, and yes, sir, it is a pain to do! In essence, 6 separate pieces for each link. I found that I had to 'work' each of the center pieces every time I put a link together, to make sure I hadn't gotten glue (either any, or too much) into the grooves which allow each link to articulate. I found that it does get a bit faster after you do it for awhile, but you still have to cut each piece off the sprue, then trim and/or sand the attachments points, and THEN do the assembly. It took me about 2 weeks working a bit each day, to complete this first set. I found that you have to be careful that you don't install the center pie upside down. I did that in one case on one of the tracks, and I'm hoping i can hide it in a section of track under the skirts. Now I have to paint 'em; I hope there aren't any issues with painting and the tracks articulating...

Hi,Curt! Sounds like you had quite a time in assembling those BRONCO Tracks. Of course, they look GREAT when assembled, but we really go through the ringer in their assembly.

What, SPECIFICALLY, did you NOT LIKE about the DRAGON "DS" tracks? Personally, I've had no problems with them; I would just like to get your input on them...

Thank you so very much !
I've got about $650 in kits and parts lined up for my M1A2 build.
and I WAS wondering if I needed to get LiveResin's can's.
Now I know

Thank you so very much !
I've got about $650 in kits and parts lined up for my M1A2 build.
and I WAS wondering if I needed to get LiveResin's can's.
Now I know

I'm going to be using the Live Resin cans, they are a lot nicer.

Now I'm confused....you have three different colored cans on you FB gallery. and the bottom of the black one looks to me to be VERY close to Live Resin....

so what's up? different cans for different theaters?

(I'm lookin all over google.... you seem to be the only person, who photographed the Bottoms of the cans... LoL )