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Hi Terry.
You have got a great start to an average kit, that you are making into an awsome one. That Dragon Wagon is going to look so cool when you get through with it. I can hardly wait to see the final shots.
Gary B)
Terry, a nice little thing you built!![]()
Not bad at all! I keep reminding myself this is Braille Scale.
FYI, I recall seeing in the TMs that the handles on the engine hatches dropped in and had to be pulled out for use. They may have been welded in the 'out' position at a later date but I don't have any information on such a work order if it exists. Obviously, if placing stowage on the engine deck, they would be pulled out as convenient loops to tie down the stowage.
Regards,
Great looking Sherman Terry, the paintjob is wasome! Hard to believe it's 1/72 scale!
Looking forward to the Dragon wagon!
Erik
Terry,
I am sure Ovidiu meant 'until' in lieu of what is written. This from being married to an Eastern European and having heard much worse turn out to be the wrong word spoken.
Are you using the Tamiya kit as a reference for the Dragon Wagon? It looks good and hard to believe it is an Academy kit.
Regards,
Sorry Terry, I understand you will build a Dragon Wagon for this Shermy. So I wait to see the Sherman up to trailer. Maybe I understand wrong. The tank looks great. You must excuse me man, because my english is catastrophic.
Hi Terry.
It is looking suuuuuuper sweeeeeeet. Now all you need is something to drag it with:laugh: .
Gary B)