While trying to assemble the tracks of my Esci SdKfz. 250 (they donīt have teeth modeld on, so itīs a bit tricky) I got an idea how to keep braille scale tracks flexible (and thus easier to handle):
http://photos.kitmaker.net/showphoto.php/photo/103873/cat/500/page/1
Well I hope thats something new and helpful to you. It`s not really less work than assembling the tracks the standard way, but itīs clean (you donīt have to mess with tons of glue anymore) and itīs great if you -for example- want sagging or brocken tracks on kocked out tanks.
Greetings,
ekke
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Link and lenght tracks - the simple way
ekke
Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
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Posted: Friday, November 04, 2005 - 12:12 PM UTC
tray
Budapest, Hungary
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Posted: Friday, November 04, 2005 - 09:42 PM UTC
Great idea... I may try this.
I have that kit (released by Italeri) full built and painted except for the tracks. I had so many promplems with it I just threw it in the corner (okay, put it in a box), and let it rest two months ago.
My biggest promblem is that they cannot be glued with CA glue. What kind of glue did work for you?
I have that kit (released by Italeri) full built and painted except for the tracks. I had so many promplems with it I just threw it in the corner (okay, put it in a box), and let it rest two months ago.
My biggest promblem is that they cannot be glued with CA glue. What kind of glue did work for you?