AFV Club 35005 M48 / M60 Track (Workable) 1/35 – Plastic Tank Tracks

We offer an exceptional set of AFV Club 35005 M48 / M60 Track (Workable) 1/35 scale tracks, intended for modelers seeking realistic accessories for building the legendary American M48 Patton and M60 Patton tanks. The set is primarily aimed at armor model enthusiasts who want to recreate the authentic appearance of combat vehicles used by the United States Army and other NATO countries.
The M48 and M60 models have an extremely rich history – both belong to the family of main battle tanks that have formed the backbone of American armored forces since the mid-1950s. They saw action during the Vietnam War, Middle Eastern conflicts, and numerous Cold War operations. Their service life extends from the late 1950s throughout the entire Cold War up to the present day—modernized M60s are still in use in some Middle Eastern countries.

Product features:

• Scale: 1/35
• Intended for: Tracks for M48 / M60 tank models
• Country of original use: United States (USA), NATO countries, Middle East
• Historical period: Cold War, Vietnam War, modern times
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Product type: plastic assembly tracks
• Set does not include glue or paint
• Feature: workable tracks, possible to reproduce each link, providing high realism for the model
• High accuracy of detail, segmented links for maximum effect
• Easy fit to hulls from various manufacturers thanks to precise connectors
• Significantly increases the realism and presentation of the model compared to vinyl tracks, highly wear resistant

Recommendation and skill level:

The AFV Club 35005 M48 / M60 Track (Workable) 1/35 set is an ideal choice for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to significantly enhance the authenticity of their 1/35 scale tanks. Thanks to movable links and accurate track replication, the model acquires a professional character. The product is recommended both for collectors and enthusiasts of 20th-century and modern armored vehicles. Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – requires precision and patience but poses no difficulty to experienced modelers.