What is it with these manufacturers who think nobody ever loses a part? Or to put it another way, would it really bankrupt them to add a couple of extra links, grab handles, and similar small, easily lost or broken parts to a kit?
Ha, isn't fun, and you don't have to even leave the house . I always manage to get the super glue to work quicker on my fingers than on the plastic . When you have spent a considerable amount of time looking for that elusive piece of pe, only to eventually find it glued to the top of your thumb nail !
The glue cures through the presence of water, so fingers, especially if they’re moist, will glue far more quickly than two bits of plastic or metal. It’s also why blowing on superglue as it cures will help it to set.
I seem to recall from articles in Military Modelling that Commander Models kits require a good deal of work — IIRC they on purpose don’t include many parts that you can get elsewhere easily.
A13s had bigger track links than Vickers tanks. Still not large by modern standards, but not as bad as this light tank you’re building. Cromwell Models had an A13 too, but whether buying the tracks from that separately would be possible … your guess is as good as mine, I suppose.
accurate-armour.com
I would not advise anyone to visit their site — it looks like it was designed 20 years ago and never had an overhaul, and blue on olive drab is not easily readable
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