Looking good, indeed! Although maybe a bit too much building-fun (= parts) for me. Still looking for a company to bring us some Duplex Drive Shermies in plastic!

Looks very good! The parts I could compare with Tasca are one the same level or even better. The tracks are a huge improvement in my opinion. If assembled as designed, i.e to be workable, they will sag but this is easy to fix by glueing them "solid", at least the top run. Turning them into link-and-length is not an issue for me since I have no intention of motorizing it and driving it over my desk / Robin

LINK Dan

Very interesting indeed... despite the fact I have few Tasca Vc waiting for some care... side skirt splitted parts also need to be seen in plastic (vs 3D) even if they are not often seen on wartime pictures. Especially Polish T228615 -often seen in picture while training in UK (spring '44)- had them removed while sprocket wheel is from early open type not the late plain type as shown on the decals/color profile. This 1st Polish Armor.Div. version was already offered in Tasca Vc kit 35009.

Interior surely? Nope?

I don't see any parts that look like interior but I don't know Shermans well enough to be able to tell anyway

I don't see any parts that look like interior but I don't know Shermans well enough to be able to tell anyway [/quote] Some bits of the 17 pounder gun mount and the full coaxial machine gun are there. There is also what appears to be the gunners sight periscope.

I wish RFM would have a Firefly based on the DV Sherman Vs.

... among the dozen Vc Firefly wartime pictures I've gathered thru years (books and web) only two show DV conversion for sure : a "beute" Firefly (no location or unit) and a Vc in Hamburg in may 45 (IWM -BU 5255). I've started a Vc Direct Vision with the beautiful M4A4 DV resin hull from Formations Model. Today It may be easier to get Resicast DV hull for Tasca kit.