AFV workable tracks for Dragon Tiger

knock out marks, bit of work involved with them.  look nice

That tutorial is perfect, thanks a bunch TMN1!!

Modelkasten is my prefered brand of aftermarket tracks, and eventhough i live in europe i sometimes order from RZM aswell, they have reasonable prices and excellent service.

But be careful with modelkasten tracks, they are fragile let there be no question about that, but if done properly they can take some handling and look amazing, i did a tutorial for Modelkasten Tiger I tracks a while back maybe you can find some helpful hints.

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sweet, thanks, I will most likely do with these then, been wanting to try modelkasten/fruilmodel tracks for a while anyway.

They are located in Connecticut, USA.

sweet, I might just go for these, thanks Wbill. Just one more question. Where is place located?

They ship fairly quickly, especially if you're just ordering the one item. MK track sets are very versatile and accurate and I've had no problems with them fitting DML kits. This particular set was designed before the DML kits were available so you may possibly have to make small adjustments to the sprocket but highly unlikely as modifications are usually required when the manufacturer makes a boo-boo and not the other way around.

very cool, how long do they normally take to ship, for the late it said for Tamiya or does it not matter.

Specter,

I've heard good things about the AFV tracks from various people but haven't ever used them myself.

As for sourcing MK tracks you can't go wrong with RZM Imports, www.rzm.com . They show both the Tiger Early and Late sets as In Stock.