I like to call that planting a roadwheel garden

Yep!easier to rotate the wheels against the paint brush!

A German armour build is not complete without a roadwheel forest. Look forward to seeing more of this build, got this kit in the stash.

Since it is a Tamiya kit I expect a relatively easy build.

Yes, doing MK IV roadwheels are a big bug a boo of mine (and others) .  So why do I like them so much? 

Strangely compelling!

And, of course, some want to be in red primer on the back . . .

Let us not forget the joys of interleaved German roadwheels, for when we want to double the fun

She's coming along nicely! 

I like cleaning up road wheels while watching TV or YouTube videos. Seems to make it go faster. 

Yes I set up a folding table in the living room and Watch Star Trek the original series on Netflix while working on the road wheels. 

Finally the termination of the tedium!  

HOORAH!!! 

Yes can't believe how tediuous is was as compared to the Monogram Panzer lV chassis I used on my flakpanzer!

I am really impressed by how well the individual linked track fits !I guess I should not be too surprised given Tamiya 's great engineering!I like these a lot better than the older rubber band tracks that often put too much tension on the drive sprockets and did not allow for realistic sag.    

Thats looking good, those tracks do look nice.

You have to be careful but it is a good track method.

Fenders installed....

Coming along really well!