Gecko Models 35GM0095 US M4 Sherman T-49 Workable Track Link w/ Duckbill Track Extenders 1/35

The Gecko Models 35GM0095 US M4 Sherman T-49 Workable Track Link w/ Duckbill Track Extenders 1/35 scale set is an advanced model accessory designed for enthusiasts seeking realism and historical accuracy when building American M4 Sherman tank models. This professional set of workable plastic tracks allows you to assemble fully movable track links, enabling authentic replication of track positioning on the tank’s suspension.

• Scale: 1/35
• Accessory set made from high-quality plastic
• Dedicated to WWII-era M4 Sherman models
• Track version: T-49 with Duckbill Track Extenders
• Movable links – no glue required for assembly
• Realistic details matched to historical documentation
• Compatible with a wide range of Sherman combat and engineering model variants

The M4 Sherman was the main battle tank of the US Army during World War II, and the special T-49 tracks with Duckbill extensions were installed on vehicles engaged in the most demanding operations, such as the Normandy landings (Operation Overlord) and fighting in marshy or muddy terrain, for example during the Italian campaign. Duckbill Track Extenders were developed to increase the track’s surface area, reducing ground pressure and effectively preventing the vehicle from bogging down in mud or soft terrain.

Gecko Models has faithfully reproduced all the characteristic details: tread profiling, functional features, and accurate dimensions. Thanks to the movable links, the modeler can perfectly adapt them to models from different series, and use the set in dioramas depicting realistic scenes from the Western Front.

This product belongs to the plastic model accessory sets category. It serves as an excellent upgrade for more demanding enthusiasts of armored vehicle history and modelers who appreciate a high level of detail. The recommended difficulty level is 4/5 – the build requires precision and patience, so the set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers looking to elevate their models to a higher level of realism.