A source to explain all the different types of tracks? I have not come across that yet. But just looking at the varieties between versions of T-34s in production at the same time from different areas, I’ll bet that it had something to do with the factories. Stalingrad produced T-34s had a distinctly different turret and other features. I’ve never paid much attention to their tracks, but I bet there is something different there too.
I have the Squadron, Concord, and Osprey books on the T-34 that are all well illustrated with photos. I’m gonna have to go back and look there now about tracks. I’ve only paid attention to early and late types, not sub versions. Right now, I am unaware and could not identify a wafer vs. waffle type track. Now Sherman tracks on the other hand...
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