Usually those question starts with, "Honey, do you love me?"

Will you marry....

I thought it would be "where should I use an apostrophe?"

Wait, I think this thread was a question about aftermarket tracks...  I know nothing of tracks or I would answer.    

Imagine my excitement when I saw there were 6 responses.  Then imagine when I actually read them.

Maybe you can scratch a master,cast the set and then be rich and famous   ?  (assuming you want indies)

On a side note, your camo job is the cats @$$ 

tread

Sure....but they have to be assembled under an electron microscope. Now there is a tool for the workbench!!

Rounds Complete!!

wing_nut

Imagine my excitement when I saw there were 6 responses.  Then imagine when I actually read them.

 Sorry dude. 

I found some photo etch tracks...

tracks-n-troops.eu/.../index.php

I keep looking.

Hey I found some.

http://www.onthewaymodels.com/reviews/PST/KV_ISTracksprev.htm

Part from Poland makes some PE type for a number of vehicle types, but nothing for Tigers.

regards,

Jack

I know that the 1/35 Panzer I Dragon Magic tracks I have look pretty scary !!

Rip, Jack... thanks for the effort made. It is appreciated.

In the infamous words of Chris Jackson of College football lore: "Whoa Nelly".

That would seem like a tedious and frustrating task of assembling microscopic tracks in braille. Well, I don't think its' beyond you, but are you crazy? 

 Tiger II track in 1/72 isn't that much smaller than a Pz IV track in 1/35.

but are you crazy?

Of  this there is no doubt

Ahemm.....  

Yes, but smileys are fearless (not to mention ludicrous).

wing_nut

Imagine my excitement when I saw there were 6 responses.  Then imagine when I actually read them.

There are 1/72 scale aftermarket tracks out there, just not plentiful. CMK makes a set of vinyl Panzer IV tracks, Eduard, Part and ExtraTech make PE sets of tracks that work out to basically link & length tracks. I'm not sure of the range, but I know there are sets for the Revell Cromwell, Panzer III and Panzer IV.

There are also some resin track strips in 1/72, but I have not tried those. They look like too much work to remove from the pour stubs, heat & shape.

Imagine my excitement when I saw there were 6 responses.  Then imagine when I actually read them.

Sorry man...

This is/ was good....

There's a guy (Alex Clark?) doing a series of T72s that keep appearing in various mags, seems like he's making his own indies. That may be just enough to make a grown man weep. I know it scares the livin' bejeezus outta this one.

I know the SOUND that strikes fear in the toughest of men is the snap of a latex glove on a wrist . . .

Well, I tried to do some individual track links with Bronco's Hotchkiss H35. Gee whiz the things are the size of a gnat's toenail, I'm still not finished with the darn thing...