Hey Guys-
I am working on a Jumbo Sherman currently, and while surfing the web I came across a VERY nice set of walk around photos.
These were taken of the Camp Ripley Minnesota Jumbo Sherman, by Jacques Duquette. I have since contacted him and recieved permission to stick them up in my gallery for all to see.
https://armorama.kitmaker.net/photos/showgallery.php?cat=12799&ppuser=694
He does have some excellent commentary up on his own site about using the Tank Workshop Jumbo Conversion (that is what I am using.. hehehe). Sadly, I do not have the link handy at the moment... Hopefully Jacques sees this post and can provide a link to his site.... really worth the look.
Anyway - just a heads up for you guys... Jacques took some really great pics - so have a look if you are so inclined, and be sure to tell him thanks :-)
Take Care-
Jeff
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Excellent Jumbo Sherman walk around pics
jrnelson
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 09:15 AM UTC
jrnelson
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 09:20 AM UTC
Jacques
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 09:22 AM UTC
Of course I am running around on here! :-)
Anyhow, here is the link you were talkin' about:
http://milveh.tripod.com/
More than just the Jumbo, BTW...the pics I have from my friend Rudy Pavel from WWII Italy have been of great interest to many people over the years. ANd I love seeing the vets gets excited to see how many people are interested in their stories.
Oh, I will be heading back to the Jumbo at Camp Ripley once again this summer. If anyone has photo needs, please feel free to ask. And no, I cannot get interior pics or engine pics as I have tried in the past...the vehicle was stripped out to become a range target and they did not have the pieces for the interior once it was recovered.
Anyhow, here is the link you were talkin' about:
http://milveh.tripod.com/
More than just the Jumbo, BTW...the pics I have from my friend Rudy Pavel from WWII Italy have been of great interest to many people over the years. ANd I love seeing the vets gets excited to see how many people are interested in their stories.
Oh, I will be heading back to the Jumbo at Camp Ripley once again this summer. If anyone has photo needs, please feel free to ask. And no, I cannot get interior pics or engine pics as I have tried in the past...the vehicle was stripped out to become a range target and they did not have the pieces for the interior once it was recovered.
jrnelson
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 09:30 AM UTC
Hi Jacques :-)
Great pics man... I do know that there has been some discussion on the M-110 that is up there at Ripley. I'm sure there are a few memebers who wouldn't mind a few shots of that beast :-)
Anyway - Thanks again for the pics and the tips on the TW conversion... I really appreciate it!!!
Take Care-
Jeff
Great pics man... I do know that there has been some discussion on the M-110 that is up there at Ripley. I'm sure there are a few memebers who wouldn't mind a few shots of that beast :-)
Anyway - Thanks again for the pics and the tips on the TW conversion... I really appreciate it!!!
Take Care-
Jeff
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 11:08 PM UTC
Thanks Jr got a bunch on the hard drive! (++)
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 11:13 PM UTC
Whoa! Those were the same pics I've googled on the web. :-) :-)
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Posted: Saturday, April 10, 2004 - 09:54 AM UTC
Wow, nice Jumbo Sherman pics Jeff !! Thanks for putting these up ! I saved a bunch for a future M4A3E2 project I have planned. Good to go !
Cheers !!!
Alpen
Cheers !!!
Alpen
Jacques
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Posted: Sunday, April 11, 2004 - 02:06 PM UTC
Thank you for the compliments guys. Makes it all worthwhile to go out and get the pics other than for just my own amusement.
Anyhow, I put up a couple more pics of the Jumbo...take a peek.
http://milveh.tripod.com/Pictures/wwiivehicles/jumbo/index.htm
Also, as requested, I updated the M110A2 section. Let me know if it fills the need.
http://milveh.tripod.com/Pictures/postww2/M110/index.htm
Anyhow, I put up a couple more pics of the Jumbo...take a peek.
http://milveh.tripod.com/Pictures/wwiivehicles/jumbo/index.htm
Also, as requested, I updated the M110A2 section. Let me know if it fills the need.
http://milveh.tripod.com/Pictures/postww2/M110/index.htm
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Posted: Sunday, April 11, 2004 - 05:16 PM UTC
thanks for the pics they will help me alot with my jumbo sherman.