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Updating an Italeri M4A1
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Conclusion |
I am my own worst enemy when it comes to building
models. I cannot remember when I built a kit OOB. The next one will be. Yah,
Right! I am happy with my results, but doubt I will build 2 models at once.
I am learning new skills every day and these two tanks were the first for
resin and acrylic paint. I like acrylics due to the more pleasant smell and
ease of cleanup. Enamel paints days are numbered.
References
Squadron/Signal M4
Sherman in Action
Concord’s The Sherman at War, The US Army in the ETO 1943-45
Armorama.com
Kits Used
Italieri M4A1
Ft. Duquesne M4 Sherman Wheel Set
AFV VVSS set
AFV Rubber Chevron Tracks
Elefant 76mm Barrel
Aber M4A1 Detail Set
Tank Workshops Tank Tool Set
AFV Track End Connector Extenders (duck bills)
MV Headlight Lenses
Self-hardening Model ClayCopyright
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About the Author
About Lauren A. Blakley, ATC, U (Chief)
I started modelling when I was 6 and with a few short breaks here and there due to the Navy, I pretty much havn't stopped. Started with cars, ships, aircraft and then armor. Can't say which is my favorite. Spend most of my time in the navy in the Reconnaissance "Shadow War" business and am looking f...
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