Tyng tracks are definitely the gold standard of this hobby. But it's always fun to experiment with new ways of doing things. Using a sand mold like in this old battle report and that cheap arc furnace, it could be an economical ways to create a very durable track system. http://www.rctankcombat.com/battle-reports/CoxsackieFreedom/Battle3/
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