discussion Fruil Tracks.

[Guest]

Afternoon all .
Slightly confused with the tracks from Fruil I need, according to the instruction a set for late 1943, the only ones I can find for that date are of course T34/85.




The ones that are made for the T34 from Fruil state 1940





So you can see my dilemma , certainly can't use the rubber ones, not in the position I want to have this displayed, and don't want any link plastic ones

at all ........ ever again .:smiling2::disappointed:
Do I just go for the 09's and put those on?

Any thoughts please.
John.

 

[Jon Heptonstall]

Hi John.
Friul do a set for the SU-122 which first appeared in December 1942.
may be more suitable for your T 34 though the earlier tracks shouldn't be a problem.
Jon.

 

[minitnkr]

The Fruil 09s were also intended for mid-to-late T34/76s. PaulE

 

[Allen Dewire]

Dude 2,

If you are looking for Friul tracks, then take a look at ATL-124. They are for '41 - '43.....

Dude 1

 

[Allen Dewire]

Oh, and I forgot to add Masterclub. They do metal tracks for a bunch of different T-34 M-years, M1941, M1942, M1943 and so on...…..

 

[Guest]

Hi John.
Friul do a set for the SU-122 which first appeared in December 1942.
may be more suitable for your T 34 though the earlier tracks shouldn't be a problem.
Jon.

Thanks John sorry I missed you at St Ives the other week , but did see the diorama, was looking even better in the " flesh ".:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:.

The Fruil 09s were also intended for mid-to-late T34/76s. PaulE

Cheers Paul.

Dude 2,

If you are looking for Friul tracks, then take a look at ATL-124. They are for '41 - '43.....

Dude 1

Dude 1 ordered, many thanks , duh how come I went through the whole list at Fruil and didn't see it.

Oh, and I forgot to add Masterclub. They do metal tracks for a bunch of different T-34 M-years, M1941, M1942, M1943 and so on...…..

Dude 1, thanks again buddy, gone for those Fruil ones .

Thanks to all that responded.
John.

 

[Guest]

As far as I know, the tracks Friul says are for a T-34/85 (properly: T-34-85) are suitable for all later-war types of T-34 and derivatives.