Tankraft

650mm cast links first fitted to KV-1S and KV-85 production tanks, and SU-152 self propelled guns starting in August 1942. This type of track is characterized by alternating two piece split links and one piece links with tooth. The 650mm split link was the most widely used variant in this family. Th..

Built from solid titanium Dimpled handle for extra grip Threaded cap keeps your blade safe Hang on the wall with the included split ring Uses No. 11 hobby blades The silicone Tankraft Rollstopper stops the roll! Includes 11 blades, split ring & spare o-ring 5.93 in. closed, 5.5 in. open, .31 in. han..

Designed for scale model builders3mm thick heavy-duty 3 layer constructionSelf-healing materialMeasures 18x24 inches (about 46x61 cm)Inch grid with centimeter borderMilitary olive green colorIt just looks better on the bench! IMPORTANT INFO: Store your mat flat out of direct sunlight. Ke..

Designed for scale model builders 3mm thick heavy-duty 3 layer construction Self-healing material Measures 12x18 inches (about 30.5x46 cm) Inch grid with centimeter border Dunkelgelb color with black print It just looks better on the bench! IMPORTANT INFO: Store your mat flat out of direct sunlight...

725mm cast links often referred to as "early type." They were fitted to Tiger I tanks produced from October 1942 to October 1943. Early type links replaced the "mirror" type that were fitted to the first 20 Tigers.Ultra realistic 3D printed workable links and pins Original models based on real tan..

500mm cast links often referred to as early wafer/waffle pattern, chevron or V type tracks. They were produced between Summer 1942 and Spring 1943 at the "Tankograd" plant in Chelyabinsk, USSR. Similar variants were made by other factories that have slight differences.Ultra realistic 3D printed wo..