Here it is in his final setting. It was a real fun to build .

I love the groundwork, especially the mud on the tracks. paerfect taste with the weathering on the tank.

Excellent job!!!

Looks really good. Couple pointers though. One, needs an antenna on top of the mounting base. Two, where is the .50 cal? I know there was a Sherman somewhere that didn't have one mounted, but I think it looks better with it. I like the base and setting too.

Hi guys,
Thanks for the comments. For the antenna it's not there because..the pics were taken before i add it. For the .50, i did not put it cause they were not very popular with canadian sherman crew..when you look some time period pics, you can see that many ,not all though, don't have any gun installed.
Thanks again

That is quite an impressive build and the groundwork is fantastic.

Salut Luc,
Excellent job on your Sherman V. We can never have too many Canadian Subjects and especially Shermans Keep up the good work.
Cheers,
Bryan

nice job, the groundwork is well done and might i ask what you used for the camo. net?

Really noice work there Luc, the weathering matches the groundwork perfectly. The tank is well built and detailed. The only small point - would the 'V' on the spare track links be bright metal or would it have weathered to the same colour as the rest of the link?

Nice Work

J/W how did you get you tarp shaded the way you did, where is looks like the shadows, and also did you airbrush that

Excellent job

Yes, it apparently could restrict your ability to get out of your tank when hit and, given how much more likely it was that you'd have to bail out versus the number of times you were likely to shoot at an airplane or stick your head out to shoot the MG at a ground target, the trade off was clear...

That weathering job is great! Very subtle, did you use pastels?

Very nice

Well done!

I got to see this kit live a few weeks ago ...pictures are good but even better live ..Good job Luc .