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  • JR
    • May 2015
    • 18273

    #31
    I was really impressed with those links, a pity as it was a good idea.
    No doubt you will have another cunning plan.

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    • SimonT
      • Apr 2018
      • 2824

      #32
      John - no need for the sad face smiley, my cunning plan hasn't changed, it just needed refining to knock the rough edges off
      I did say that links were being installed

      Anyway, after a brief posting interlude caused by the site throwing a wobbly (not my computer after all) one track now has all the basic links installed so I shall jump straight to the photos for that

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      the new links with a more uniform profile

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      still needs all the track pads adding

      not sure the result is actually worth all the effort - should have just covered the kit parts in mud :smiling3:

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      • Mini Me
        SMF Supporters
        • Jun 2018
        • 10711

        #33
        Looks like they still need the track shoes.........if that is the case I will reserve comment on the overall effect until that time. I REALLY like what I see so far. Rick H.

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        • Steve Jones
          • Apr 2018
          • 6615

          #34
          That's like when I stick 100 rivets on the lower hull of an AFV and then cover it all in pigments. The important thing is that you know the pads will be there under the mud and that's what helps you sleep at night. Or in your case maybe not LOL

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          • Guest

            #35
            Good Grief that is small.... I have a pin head ready for your next build of the Titanic......
            Love the track work - brilliant.
            Mike.

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