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14-07-23, 05:48
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Jack, I was just looking at yor photo post #36. Shouldn't the sprocket sit on a shoulder (spigot?) They are usually a tight fit to stop the sprocket walking on the bolts?
Do you have one of the Vickers Light Tanks?
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14-07-23, 19:22
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Hello Lynn
Both those photos are of the Vickers Light Tank sprockets. The newly machined one is from Colin Jones showing his handiwork while the cropped image of a brightly painted vehicle is from a museum. Another photo from Colin's progress showing the attachment point for the light tank sprocket 20211025_163417.jpg My intention overall was to confirm that the sprockets and bogies are the same diameter for both the VI light tanks and carrier which I believe has already been established. The reason for wanting to know actual diameters is to ascertain how accurate the scale kit manufactures have provided for these two particular subjects.
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