Awesome! I'll prolly use this site for the future. Thanks for the tip!jarndice wrote:You could always get around the problem and buy a pair of Metal Tracks from http://www.friulmodel.hu for about £30
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Any other way to connect rubber tracks?
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Re: Any other way to connect rubber tracks?
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Re: Any other way to connect rubber tracks?
I ended up picking up a medium CA glue and it helped when I needed to bond plastic to plastic. Haven't tried it on rubber to rubber. I'll pick up some E6000 too next time just so I'm prepared for anything. Thanks!Herr Dr. Professor wrote:Try a product called E6000. Follow the directions, giving it time, and you should get good results.
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Re: Any other way to connect rubber tracks?
On Monday, I used E6000 on the vinyl-like tracks in the Takom Chinese (Japanese built) 1/16 Type 94 tankette. I have them clamped now, but will check them later today. If the E6000 doesn't work well (as it did on my 1/35 tanks) I'm a monkey's uncle.
