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Old 08-06-10, 22:21
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Fantastic work Ian well done.... thanks for doing that ! i only hope in amongst that lot there is the recipe for canadian/British pattern links.
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Old 09-06-10, 05:39
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Default Carrier track casting

I dug out one of the original SE (State Engineering Works) pattens, no 37 and 38 in a long sequence.
This is the "main guts" of the patten, there is also a plate guide and pin blocks, but it will give you an idea of the work that went into producing track links.
As I don't post pictures (don't ask) I'll send the images on to crankytank.
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