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Definitely going to need metal tracks and sprockets and a stronger idler mount! Best avoid thick mud with small rocks in till then!

.......That's some serious looking mud....and damage....On the flip side...it's pretty realistic looking ...a little duct tape and she'll be good as new ....Maybe


ALPHA

Yeah don't worry guys she is being fixed as we speak! The idler seems to be a weak area so I may reinforce this area with some pins and a stronger glue, the mud was thick clay and small stones not a good combo as it sticks and builds up will avoid that area again!

ouch

looks like the sappers weren't doing their job right and you've hit a mine fecking royal engineers ! (soz RE guys !). hope you can fix it ? great looking tank.

Hi Small stones are a pain in the butt .I to have lost tracks because of them try to avoid small stones mud is fine normally .

regards pete

Sorry to learn about this, but a lesson to the rest of us! I'm glad you are able to repair this, and that the metal replacements are becoming available.

Cheers, Tom

Have you seen these bad boys, maybe just what your looking for.

http://www.dklmrc.com/116_Metal_Sprocke ... 10811.aspx#

They also have a road wheel and top roller set

Cheers guys, yeah saw that dklm have metal bits out, just have to wait till pay day! At the min still trying to find my spare plastic track links, must be somewhere!

Terrific paint job; and it really looks like it's seen action. For the rest it's just teething troubles...so to speak. Great job

Ohh mate, thats shite
Looks cool, but I bet when it happened you almost left a vapour trail like a shuttle launch !!(I sure would have)