the track sounds really annoying.

i think all russian tanks have the log. My T-72 i just finished did the log is for self extracting from mud. i know we were taught and parcticed it in Armor school at FT. Knox but that was 3 careers ago .

i think you put the track under the rear of the tracks and connect a tow cable around it and the rear track and kinda slowly back out.

now i am going to have to look it up, could make for a different base.

waynec

nicelky done. is that length and link track? if so how easy is it to work with?

i guess they did paint the rear log for the parade given the forward tow hooks are red. neat camo pattern

 

Thanks Waynec. Well I didn't know it was actually a log at the back. Though I always thought it was. Somehow I felt this was some kinda exhaust pipe system.

Anyway, the tracks come in 4 separate long pieces and 4 separate short pieces. The longer pieces have to be bent with lukewarm water so that they shape around the lower part of the front and rear road wheels, to be able to reach upto the upper track link-ups. This is a kinda tedious job and has to be done very patiently else the track could break.

Also, you have to ensure the track is bent only with the help of lukewarm water and not hot water.

nicelky done. is that length and link track? if so how easy is it to work with?

i guess they did paint the rear log for the parade given the forward tow hooks are red. neat camo pattern

Very cool, not something you see everyday. Neat camo and a perfect excuse for a clean tank!

Well done and it looks great

Nice work seeing it in its Sunday best.