The doog's FSM Indy Tracks Links Tutorial

Scott, glad you like it, and thanks back at ya for taking the time to leave a comment!

Thanks, Karl, this really helped me.

Unfortunately I didn't read it until I had glued all the running gear together, but I've been able to work the tracks around the sprocket and wheels fine.

Thanks for the "thanks", G! Honestly, I appreciate hearing that it has helped you, or any other modelers.

Given the realism of indy links over those durned "rubber bands" that have sadly seemed to be making a comeback, it makes me feel like this post is hopefully contributing to more modelers not being scared of them. I honestly feel like this is what led to the invention of those "DS" tracks that I despise so much. Maybe if more modelers don't shrink from doing indy tracks it might lead to more use of them over the DS alternative--at least that's my hope! ...

Glad to know that this helped you out a bit.

Karl, thanks for putting this together!  I'm on my second armor build and I would much rather use the individual tracks instead of the "rubber bands" and this tutorial was very helpful in showing me how to assemble them.

Doog  Even I enjoyed your tutorial .   Can't say when it will help my aircraft builds .  But ya never know, I could  build a AFV some day. 

.......(about the same time pigs fly )

OH NO!  Its happening !

Thanks  for taking the time to put this how to together. It was  most enjoyable to read.

Guys, it was my pleasure to put this together for you all! Now if FSM would just get on the ball and publish it!!!!

Steve, that Takom St Chamond is a great kit! I would love to see what you do with it!