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 javelin98  writes: |
I think individual links have the potential to look *far* worse than one-piece molded sets, especially at 15mm scale! I prefer decent one-piece units, personally, especially for gaming purposes. I'm not keen on the Kitech-style rubber bands, but one-piece molded tracks are a good compromise. |
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| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
individual track links | 7 | 5% |  |
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rubber/plastic band tracks | 18 | 12% | |
pre-moulded running gear | 72 | 49% | |
other | 3 | 2% | |
no preference | 15 | 10% | |
don't use plastic models | 31 | 21% | |
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Writing in The Journal, John Agnew laments: ...I try to avoid making model kits these days, particularly since they brought in those fiddly individual track links (bring back rubber/plastic band tracks or the pre-moulded running gear Hasegawa had on some of their kits!). For plastic wargaming models in 15mm and 20mm, how do you prefer your tracks? |
