WWII German Tiger I Late Workable Track (3D Printed) (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

This item is limited to 3 per household.

――The late type track attached to the Tiger I type produced after the fall of 1943 was reproduced with a 3D printer.
――The late type crawler belt has a V-shaped anti-slip on the ground plane, and it was worn from the middle of the middle type to the final late type.
――Even in the early model, the car body that survived after 1943 was updated to this track at the timing of maintenance.
――The roller guide, which could only be made into a separate part or plate-shaped with plastic molding, was integrally molded and opened with an accurate shape.
――The pin to be connected is also output by a 3D printer like the track, and the fixing wedge is molded inside the pin, so you can push it in as it is to fix it.
――When bonding, please prepare an instant adhesive separately before use.

--3D printer printing
--Made of resin
--Set contents: 216 footboards, 432 connection pins

* This product is unassembled and unpainted.