Just bought my first set of metal link track, its a Friumodel set for a T-34.
Originally it was for my Tamiya old SU-122 since the rubber tracks it came with are really bad, the track mold didn't form the tracks straight and as a result are crooked. Plus I thought it was a neat first try.
After a whole day of assembling all 170 tracks (3 sets in total), i was very impress with the result as the tracks are very movable and act just like really tank track, I see why Professionals like these. There just one problem thought. THESE ARE EARLY T-34 TRACKS
And the SU-122 didn't use the model 1940, they use later waffle pattern tracks as they had more grip to them.
So My question is, Were there any account or exception of a SU-122 having the early 1940 tracks?
Although its not a big deal, I can always keep them in my stash until I get a T-34 model 1940 or 41, but I really don't want to use the kits rubber tracks.
Working on: Trumpeter SU-152 (1/35) Trumpeter E-10 (1/35) Heller Somua (1/35)
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