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first images of my work
19/02/2012
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I like it up2 It would deserve a figure too.

 

I have only some doubts about the single wheel on the left side… In reality the inside part should be open ? umhh

19/02/2012
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actually you're right …
I tried to open a bit, but I could not do a good job.
thanks for all your suggestions.
good job
gionata.

22/02/2012
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in any case all great works!

Maybe next time you can leave the spokes on the wheel!

 

Bravo!

22/02/2012
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thanks for the advice ….
participate in a forum is used to this …
the next time.
good job.
gionata.
P. S. Raistlin thanks for all great works!

next project

 

 
23/02/2012
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Soviet sherman ? umhh

25/02/2012
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35th tank battalion, 4th armored division, bastogne february 1945

The M4A3E8 Sherman earned the nickname “Easy 8″ from its experimental designation (E8). This new variant entered into WWII late in the war (Dec 1944). It sported the much vaunted HVSS (horizontal volute spring suspension) wide track and suspension upgrade. This gave the tank a much better ride and more stable firing platform. The M4A3E8 was so successful that it was the used during the post WWII years, in Korea, and even by many other countries during the cold war period.

 

better in a book more, and a model in less ….
I am not prepared historically, but also thanks to the internet you can learn a lot

 

this is the starting kit
I have already started the construction
just place will open a new post dedicated to this tank

good job

gionata

25/02/2012
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great subject. But yes open a new thread when you are ready!

25/02/2012
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yes, you're right
thanks
soon
gionata

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