an Open box review to newly released AFV Club's workable track link 'Big Foot' for M2 series AFV.

http://www.thepmw.com/phorum/read.php?f=10&i=4094&t=4094

Well, (sadly) not an awful lot of use unless you can read Chinese...

Here's a hotlink anyway: http://www.thepmw.com/phorum/read.php?f=10&i=4094&t=4094

Such a great news for Bradley fans though! Too bad I cannot even see any of the photos...

Tedward, maybe you can translate what it says on it for us, English speakers.

Here is an automated translation from Yahoo: Very rough I tell ya!

AFV a M2 shoe □□□□outside package □

Fits Tamiya M2A2

Opens there is sprues the shoe □piece is the dark oak color

According to instruction directly embraces again mounts to □□

Lives □the strength to be extremely good, has MK very much the feeling □, shoe □back casts the hole is a grain of spiral □ Mounts □□ □compares with the field oak □shoe □ Set in field host □□on

Entire feeling is very good, □a M2 shoe □major part all is not blocked from by □the board, has a pity the shoe □has the few parts □gathers very easily, was extremely good to myself to make the AFV □□shoe □(in particular oak □shoe □, had □), not □my □M2 not too cold, therefore I thought it matched FM, BLAST ones (Tamiya) fat shoe □may not □, my □person □□AFV □□shoe □very much good □gathered me

*So sounds like it's a good kit! =)

They look fantastic. Just as good as the fruil ones, too bad I aleady put an order in for some fruils. I like the idea of sperate rubber blocks, this will ease painting. The only downer is guess is the fact they havent bothered to include a correct sprocket. maybe they will produce a set of auccurate bradley running gear complete with all the torsion bars etc.

I try to paste the copied pictures and with brief translatation from the origin. Hope the pictures can popup since this is my first time to paste picture on this forum.

the box art.


contents. black rubber block and brown track link.




asseble instruction: assemble the track link first, then glue the rubber block.


before and after rubber block glued,




Compare with Tamiya's nylon track


Dry fit to Tamiya M2A2 driver wheel

Too bad the Tamiya Drive sprocket sucks..