Set of scale model "Workable track links for the T-64 tank family", (180 pcs.)

Workable Track Links for T-64 Tank Family (180 pcs) — SPALAH

Historical Overview The track system of the T-64 tank family features a unique design that became a hallmark of the Kharkiv school of tank engineering. Unlike the T-72, the "Sixty-Fours" utilize narrow stamped tracks with a parallel rubber-to-metal joint. This specific design provided the tank with a high degree of smoothness, reduced weight, and a distinct "metallic" sound during movement. Accurate reproduction of these tracks in scale is crucial for the correct identification of the T-64 and for giving the model an authentic appearance.

Model Information This set by SPALAH is a high-tech replacement for standard vinyl or plastic tracks. By utilizing 3D-printing with durable photopolymer resin, we have achieved results unattainable through traditional casting methods:

• Workable Design: The links assemble into a fully articulated track run, allowing for a realistic reproduction of the natural track sag under its own weight.

• Geometric Precision: Each link features sharply defined lug patterns, hollows, and guide tooth shapes, accurately matching the real-world prototypes of the T-64A, T-64B, and T-64BV.

• Zero Defects: The parts are free from flash, ejector pin marks, or mold shift, which are common issues with plastic counterparts.

• Ease of Assembly: The link design allows for the rapid assembly of a complete track run without the excessive use of glue, maintaining full hinge mobility.

Purpose This set is designed for experienced modelers striving for maximum realism in their projects. It is ideal for:

1. Creating Dynamic Dioramas where the tank overcomes obstacles, and the tracks must perfectly conform to the terrain and road wheels.

2. Replacing "Rubber-band" Tracks, which often detract from the model's look due to improper tension or the inability to be properly painted and weathered.

3. Building Museum-Quality Models where every element of the suspension must strictly adhere to the technical documentation of the real combat vehicle.