M1A1 T-156 3D Printed Workable Track Links 1:35 Rye Field Model 3035

M1A1 T-156 3D Printed Workable Track Links 1:35 Rye Field Model 3035

High-quality detail set depicting T-156 link-type tracks, intended for American main battle tanks of the M1 Abrams family. The product was made using modern 3D printing technology, which allowed for achieving unprecedented detail precision and rendering of complex shapes that are difficult to achieve in traditional injection-molded models.

The main feature of the set is its full mobility (workable). Once assembled, the tracks behave naturally, allowing for realistic placement on the model's road wheels and facilitating the creation of an impressive diorama. Additionally, the set includes one-piece drive sprockets that perfectly cooperate with the new links.

• Scale: 1:35
• Track Type: T-156 (used in, among others, early versions of M1, M1IP, and M1A1 Abrams)
• Manufacturing Technology: Precision 3D printing
• Fully workable link construction after assembly
• Includes dedicated, one-piece drive sprockets

Historical Background:
T-156 tracks were standard equipment on early variants of the M1 Abrams tank. They are characterized by a specific, hexagonal shape of the rubber pads. Over time, due to wear and modernization needs, they were replaced by the newer T-158 type with replaceable, rectangular pads. The T-156 model set is an essential element for modelers wishing to faithfully recreate vehicles from the Cold War period and Operation Desert Storm.