Those Panzer III tracks are incorrectly marked...

Releasing what's widely available elsewhere, now that is useful. What about tracks that were never done, like MT-LB wide tracks? Or Diehl tracks for MLRS? Diehl tracks for Austrian M6OA3s and M88A1s? Cheers, Christophe

Just what we need,,,more of the same...! ;-)

Sure,options are good.I picked up a set of Spade Ace and they are pretty good,and a little cheaper then Fruils.

If what Roman said is truth and these are Sector 35 tracks, than they're slightly better than similar types from frIUl (holes need redrilling, some sets have oversized links or cast using 'tired' molds) and far better than Spade Ace ones (too square and rudely made, wire's too stiff and hard for most cutters'/nippers' cutting edges) because they match in size and have pin head imitation on outermost side of each track. Is it worth that extra penny? Decide it yourselves...

Interesting, but I'm with the mainstream here, why start off with releases that are already well -represented? A personal desire that might have also filled an as yet unavailable in metal set would have been IDF "Batash" tracks..... And I'm with Anthony on SpadeAce tracks: good crisp pieces, good coverage, and good price.

LOL Mig has no relation to AK

??? keep up with the drama? they separated 3 years ago.

I no longer look for Friul tracks as the quality seems to have dropped off as regards the prep work now required of them. Spad Ace and Master Club have become my first stopping point; however we seem to be making a lot of assumptions about these products, let's just wait and see what turns up and the price they are offered at before they are shot down.