Aftermarket track links. Plastic or metal??

I think the Tiran 5 was the version I couldn't remember the name of. If you have the Tamiya version of the Tiran 5 It will probably work. These Trumpeter Russian 650mm tracks work on my Tamiya version of the Js 2 I bought.

What's the capture version? That sounds like what I need for my Tiran 5.

I bought a catch all set of Trumpeter T-55, T54, T-62 and the capture version Israel used. I forgot the designation of the latter. I don't know if those will work for what you need or not. I guess when all else fails go for the Fruils.

Need recommendation for T-55 tracks

Hopefully......   :)

Musta been a noob...one day he'll be laughing about it..

Phil_H that is the one I was referring to. He assumed the "steel track" part of the description mean they were metal tracks. You're right. research will make you happier in the end. I do my best to find out what's in any kit before I buy it.

I rarely buy anything without researching the item first. It would have taken 30 seconds to find reviews on the item and/or find out what they're made of.

Just a guess, but from the original post, this may be the comment in question. http://www.amazon.com/Trumpeter-Russian-650mm-steel-track/product-reviews/B002SA58OI

Over $30.00 for these? Looks like he didn't shop around either.

They are a steal if you don't pay for them. ;)

I like the HobbyBoss plastic track in my LVT7/AAV7 kits, I don't see an advantage in replacing them with metal.  Separate track pads in each block is a nice touch too.

My 1st and 2nd gen LVTs are a different story.  I have the Friul metal tracks for my early LVTs (and some even better 3D-printed sets).  For my LVTP5 and LVTH6 I picked up Spade Ace's metal track set.

This I know. Apparently this dude didn't. He was having a mild melt down over it.

Even then this guy is ignorant. Friul tracks are NOT steel!