Taigen Tiger Track Question
#1
Thread Starter

I can see by the Taigen Tiger I Late version that I have that it's plastic tracks are thicker and mor solid, with larger pins than the HL Tiiger I.
Does anyone know if this is a characteristic of the Taigen late and early versions, or just the late version?<br type="_moz" />
Does anyone know if this is a characteristic of the Taigen late and early versions, or just the late version?<br type="_moz" />
#2
Glen
Don't know when my stock gets here but when they do I'll take a look at the taigens and let you know. I would assume they would use the same mold though for both tracks as there were no changes on the real Tiger, Plus a plastics mold can be quite expensive.
Freaky
Don't know when my stock gets here but when they do I'll take a look at the taigens and let you know. I would assume they would use the same mold though for both tracks as there were no changes on the real Tiger, Plus a plastics mold can be quite expensive.
Freaky
ORIGINAL: Glen B
I can see by the Taigen Tiger I Late version that I have that it's plastic tracks are thicker and mor solid, with larger pins than the HL Tiiger I.
Does anyone know if this is a characteristic of the Taigen late and early versions, or just the late version?<br type="_moz" />
I can see by the Taigen Tiger I Late version that I have that it's plastic tracks are thicker and mor solid, with larger pins than the HL Tiiger I.
Does anyone know if this is a characteristic of the Taigen late and early versions, or just the late version?<br type="_moz" />
#5
Thread Starter

ORIGINAL: Buckeye36
I just compared the tracks on my HL Tiger 1 andTaigen Early Tiger 1.
The Taigen tracks are definitely more robust then the HL tracks.
I just compared the tracks on my HL Tiger 1 andTaigen Early Tiger 1.
The Taigen tracks are definitely more robust then the HL tracks.

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