Byeol Han shares with us some images of his Red Army M4A2(75) in 1/35th scale. It is nice to see a well finished Sherman on the features front page again.

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love to see some of your stuff in a diorama. Always a treat to see your work! Thank you for a job well done!!!

hey man, that drum is leaking & the one guy is smoking! good job.

deathdork. Thanks to nice comment

easyco69. Wow very sharp! But you don't have to worry about that. Because it is not leaking fuel but just fuel stain. Then let's yell at that guy. Don't split diesel fuel too men!! Haha

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Hi, amzing job on the figures abd the details! still working on my t-34 using your putty trick.

Maozer. Thank you for nice feed back. Still? I could not believe it. I'm afraid your t-34 turret would be a KV 2 turret or t-70 turret. Don't use too much putty or sand paper please.

Another winner!! Really captures that Russian look of function first. I second the comment about showing some of your work in dioramas.

obg153. I delight you like it. Thank you.

This is a wonderful piece of ART. Great balance....Job well Done, Byeol

bilbobee. Thank you for your nice feedback.

A fine looking looking Emcha (Russian for M-4). I have one in the works using Tamiya's Easy 8, and yess....I have a reference for their use on the Ostfront

I've seen photos of M4A2E8 Shermans on the Far East front, Russia's (brief) war against Japan in August, 1945.

Shawn: Just to add to what GeraldOwens' note -- you've seen M4A2 76W HVSS in Soviet service -- that's true. But the Tamiya kit is a M4A3 76W HVSS. There are noticeable differences between the two. Don't simply go fwd and grab the Tamiya kit expecting an OOB build to have a Soviet M4A2 76W HVSS model. Hope this makes sense