are heng long metal tracks any good?
or do i send more cash on better ones
it for my tiger1
metal tracks
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Re: metal tracks
Mine have been faultless for last year and half and I ride it through tough stuff.
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tanks_for_the_memory
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Re: metal tracks
Nothing wrong with HL metal tracks if you're keeping your Tiger 1 an early model, but from mid-production onwards they need to have ice cleats. Then the options are Taigen or Impact - but neither are cheap. I recently did a comparison for my Mid-production Normandy Tiger and Impact came out on top...
See: http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... =22&t=8350
See: http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... =22&t=8350
My Mid-Production Normandy Tiger 1 build thread: http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... =22&t=8350
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Re: metal tracks
Kenny kong tracks are good too - I have a set of 'lates' on my Pz V1 - http://www.kennysmodeltank.com/page/acc ... page3.html
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