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Model Forum / General / Models / June 2005Tamiya's PzIIIL and Friul tracks
Just trying to figure out which set of Friul tracks would be the most accurate/appropriate for the PzIIIL. I'm also looking into trying the Gunze Sangyo Panzer color sets and would like to know what is the best thinner to use? TIA > I'm also looking into trying the Gunze Sangyo Panzer color sets and would > like to know what is the best thinner to use? Mr Color or lacquer thinner.  Signature-sdg "Un gromono, mon royaume pour un gromono!" Shakespeare - Richard III From the descriptions of the different track sets, the PzIIIL is not listed. Most if not all of the descriptions I've seen stop with PzIIIK. > Just trying to figure out which set of Friul tracks would be the most > accurate/appropriate for the PzIIIL. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > TIA : Just trying to figure out which set of Friul tracks would be the most : accurate/appropriate for the PzIIIL. As long as it is 400mm wide, it doesn't matter. The Pz IIIH was the first to use the 400mm track, btw. The most useful question you need to ask, I expect, is where was the vehicle you wish to model/when, and that will help you choose the track. Bruce Signature------------------------------------------------------------------------ "I like bad!" Bruce Burden Austin, TX. - Thuganlitha The Power and the Prophet Robert Don Hughes Thanks Bruce. I still have to do some digging around on the when and where part. I've picked up a couple of interior sets, a Verlinden and a Tank Workshop. Thinking about doing one in North Africa and one in Europe. > : Just trying to figure out which set of Friul tracks would be the most > : accurate/appropriate for the PzIIIL. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Bruce : Thanks Bruce. I still have to do some digging around on the when and where : part. I've picked up a couple of interior sets, a Verlinden and a Tank : Workshop. Thinking about doing one in North Africa and one in Europe. So that would rule out the Ostketten traks, then. :-) Bruce Signature------------------------------------------------------------------------ "I like bad!" Bruce Burden Austin, TX. - Thuganlitha The Power and the Prophet Robert Don Hughes |
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