Baneblade Tank - Scratch Build - Tracks Part 1

Here is a speed build for the sides of the Baneblade Tank scratch built model.

[@milgeekmedia]

I kinda came across this video by accident - I'm not into this genre of model making BUT I can appreciate the model making skills that are going into this. Kudos man! 👍

[@PaintPlastic]

Thanks for this. Helped me heaps with my ork tanks.

[@ChuckleChuckleVision]

well done on some very clever scratchbuild solutions!

[@terrainproject]

love this video mate. great stuff. really like the way you went about it, smart and accurate. well done

[@gtw94]

I know this video is old as hell but are you the guy from scale modeling channel?

[@TheBushdoctor68]

Very nice tracks! Tried to make some myself once, and kinda failed. I don´t think you´ll be able to see the quickstrip once it´s in place, but you never know. I´d glue them on anyway.

[@GRAFFDEMON]

I'd love to use tracks like this on a leman russ.

[@jettoscranda]

I need to make tracks 1:76 for M16 halftrack from Revell, I got this kid from somone who had it for like 20 years and the tracks were made of some kind of rubber plastic that, believe it or not just crumbled in my hand when I touched them, just like a pice of dry bread lol. Now I need to make the tracks of the right size somehow. they are like 5 milimeters wide I thought about putting a tape around the drive procket and the road wheels, and cover it with putty and to the lines myself with a toothpick or some other tool. I also have some styrene sheets, but they are smooth, not ribbed. I would much rather buy some aftermarket tracks that would fit my halftrack, I would like them to look realistic. Sadly I have no idea how to find the correct size, because usually they are made for specific tank models, and they are wider in scale 1/76, than halftrack's are. What can I do, any ideas?