Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Other Hobbies and Interests => Topic started by: airwolf572010 on November 22, 2010, 05:57:27 pm
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Hi Ben Hall I have some Shermans to show you and never mind about all the Panthers and the Tigers Ill show you how its done mate with Shermans
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Never seen a Sherman with curly body work!! What Mark was that then?
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Mate now you got me there. Its a Matarro Kit and all info came from internet re the colour scheme and actual tank bein as in 1944. Thats all I can help with and you probably its not the firefly the English version, but is a true Sherman
Cheers
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very nice is the shell plastic if so did you use a soildering iorn cause if it dosent touch the plastic bit makes it warm and flimsy then you get the shape say a plastic car was simulating a hit to a wall you get a squere or lampost get a pen/pencil thats round and bingo you could also get a scale tiger shell ian press that nose first in to simulate a hit
does itt have a turningf turret?
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No Krafty I purchased it as is I think whoever did it simulated something being whatever?
the Turret turns, has engine sound and shoots bb's etc.
I sold that one on ebay now but still have another 2. :-))
chris
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Never seen a Sherman with curly body work!! What Mark was that then?
the early shermans had cast bodies like the one shown then
It was to labour intensive so they redesigned them with the slab sides
For welding them together quickly
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Like this:
(http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll307/getemuphigh/Tamiya%20Sherman%20Tank/SSL23716.jpg)
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Like that but without the BIG bazooka {-) {-)
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Like that but without the BIG bazooka {-) {-)
All is fair in Love and War: ;) ;)
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see looks nice . but its missing somethink though
a nice german tiger tank in the woods behind it firing at the rear :-)) my tiger is in for refit . have zimmerit put all over an couple of new toys