Swimming Sherman

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Friday, December 02, 2016 - 06:10 AM UTC

Resicast unveils its latest kit -- the Sherman DD!

From Shadock’s Website: The Sherman based Duplex Drive swimming tank was equipped with a canvas floatation screen which was supported by a framework consisting of inflatable air pillars and metal struts. The screen was pneumatically controlled and could be raised in a matter of minutes and dropped in a matter of seconds. Propulsion was provided by twin propellers driven by the tank's rear idlers.

Resicast’s kit #351260 is a full resin kit that features the Sherman M4A4 Duplex Drive with lowered screen. The kit is now available for order.

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Taeuss

I've been wanting to do one of these, either alone or in a dio, for YEARS but couldn't seem to make a realistic-looking upper frame. Problem solved, budget be damned.

DEC 04, 2016 - 01:29 AM

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