Saturday, March 27, 2010 - 05:20 AM UTC
Friulmodel have released 7 new sets of their metal track sets in 1/35th scale.
Friulmodel have announced the release of seven new track sets ,all in 1/35th scale. These are the well known workable metal tracks.
1. ATL-100 for the P.40 (165 links & wire)
2. ATL-102 for the Land-Wasser-Schlepper early/mid (306 links & wire)
3. ATL-103 for the SAM-6 KUB/BUK/TOR ZSU-23 Shilka (190 links two sprocket wheels & wire)
4. ATL-104 for the Land-Wasser-Schlepper late (290 links, two sprocket wheels & wire)
5. ATL-105 for the LVT family (290 links, two sprockets, two idler wheels, & wire)
6. ATL-106 for the Scorpion/Scimitar CVR(t) family early type (180 links & wire)
7. ATL-107 for the Scorpion/Scimitar CVR(t) family late type (180 links & wire)

For info on price and ordering please visit the Friulmodel website
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nikpanag
Totally agree. I'm building this week mine for my Trumpeter SA-6 and the ATL-103 kit is GREAT !!!
MAR 31, 2010 - 10:46 PM
metooshelah
I don't know about too much work (sometimes it's easier than other tracks) but I do agree on price. That's why I check first for plastic AM tracks (like Bronco's or MK). I use Fruil's when I really have to, or want to add something extra for a model
MAR 31, 2010 - 10:58 PM
bill_c
Well, cleaning up styrene individual lengths can be just as much work. When it comes to sag, there's no substitute for metal. As to the cost, perhaps this will bring another manufacturer into the mix? I'm surprised one of the Chinese manufacturers hasn't figured out a way to cast white metal more cheaply than Friulmodelismo is doing it. A set of metal tracks retailing for $25 would put Friulmodelismo out of business.
APR 01, 2010 - 04:08 AM
nooplwb
My wish list: AMX30 M110 BMP3 Type 90 and the list goes on.....
APR 01, 2010 - 04:36 AM
bill_c
My wish list: AMX30 M110 BMP3 Type 90 and the list goes on.....[/quote] Hell, what about the M-46 Patton? I know the kit is pretty rare and long-of-the-tooth, but I had to glue together the Dragon individual styrene tracks, and there weren't enough to finish off the extra tracks on the turret....
APR 01, 2010 - 05:38 AM
GeraldOwens
My wish list: AMX30 M110 BMP3 Type 90 and the list goes on.....[/quote] Hell, what about the M-46 Patton? I know the kit is pretty rare and long-of-the-tooth, but I had to glue together the Dragon individual styrene tracks, and there weren't enough to finish off the extra tracks on the turret.... [/quote] AFV Club has tracks suitable for the M46 and M47.
APR 02, 2010 - 08:03 AM
bill_c
Thanks, Gerald, I wish I had known about them.
APR 02, 2010 - 09:09 AM
TonyDz
The T80E1 and T84E1 tracks for the M46/47 by AFV Club have only been around about 12 years. They only get mentioned in about every thread on the M46 or M47.
APR 03, 2010 - 07:45 AM
bill_c
Well, someone clearly forgot the script when I was assembling information about my M-46 build....
APR 05, 2010 - 05:31 AM
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