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M4A2 Late, Pacific

my second most expensive model ever but i lost interest and idea when it was time for painting.
It was boring green so i added home made sandbags and lots of weathering.
Hope u likez it

Good effort, nice weathering. Well done.

Not bad, but you have a curious mix of M4A2 and A3 details.

The engine deck is definitely an A2.

A2's rarely had the all around vision cupola.

A2's didn't have track block racks on the rear plate, nor did they have the folding stowage rack.

All these are details seen most frequently on A3's.

it's a Late M4A2 PTO according to Dragon...

I like the weathering because it does look as if it's chugging through the sand of some Pacific island.

And you can never say "never" with a Sherman. There are all kinds of mixtures of fittings on Shermans some of which have baffled experts for 60 years. This particular tank could be a very late 47 degree hull M4A2 just before the switch to the 76mm gun turret.

Or it could be that Dragon confused pictures of PTO M4A2 with M4A3 when researching the directions.