I seem to be inn a sherman vibe at the moment.. :

3rd armoured division M4A1 appliqué armour Sherman , 1945 ( Bandai )

T1E3 Aunt Jemima ( Verlinden, HobbyBoss )

M4 Sherman "Doris", D Company, 4th Marine Tank Battalion, 4th Marine Division, Iwo Jima ( Bandai )

And this is how it looks this mornning.
Still have to paint the tracks and roadwheels but otherwise it's finished:







And well if you are taking pictures allready.. Why not, here are all my other Sherman's and variants ( exept the T1E3, didn't fit anymore..). All 1/48 scale.

Awesome work!

And another one.. 1/48 Bandai Sherman with Hessian tape camo. Homemade out of teabags

And trying to reproduce an DD on a Bandai Sherman. Hasn't recieved a matt laquer or weathering , because I'm not satisfied with it yet...

Carol,

Great collection! Bandais may not be up to par with the 1/48 releases of the past few years but they are good kits. Here's my Bandai reviews

Matthew [firstcircle] built a beautiful Pzr IV a few years ago.

Is that M4A3E8 in the back the Aurora?

Carol,

How did you modify the Bandais?

How do you mean ?

Hi Carol,

Beautiful examples of the Sherman tank type and its derivations.
Just one minor issue: I guess that the drape on the engine deck is a air recognition one. If so, they had 4 colors: cerise, yellow or blue, with a white back. These colors are bright so they can be seen by a pilot from a distance. Maybe you should lighten it up?

Looking forward to see more of your collection.

P.

[quote]And another one.. 1/48 Bandai Sherman with Hessian tape camo. Homemade out of teabags




Hi, can you tell me how to make the camo out of teabags. It looks great! And I'd like to use the same technique on a. Bosnian M47 from the 92-95 war...
Cheers
Matthew

I found this briljant tutorial on this site :

https://armorama.kitmaker.net/forums/195768

Yes it is, good eye

Cool group of Shermans! Love how you got the steel and dirt colors down on the first one.