1944 M4A3 105mm
- palepainter
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Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
Painless,
I will hopefully have a few able to battle down at the FRAG group facility. You are more than welcome to try it with one of mine. We can car pool down there one weekend for some destruction.
Pale
I will hopefully have a few able to battle down at the FRAG group facility. You are more than welcome to try it with one of mine. We can car pool down there one weekend for some destruction.
Pale
- PainlessWolf
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Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
CH,
One of these days, someone is going to actually ship you some tanks and won't you be surprised! *chuckles*
regards,
Painless
One of these days, someone is going to actually ship you some tanks and won't you be surprised! *chuckles*
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
- PainlessWolf
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Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
Good Morning, Phil,
That is some excellent news to start the day with. ;o) It will be extremely cool to have you back to tanking full time. The rest of us will have to put some extra swash on the buckles to keep up with you now. I've mentioned it before. Your 105mm build is the template that I used to do this Sherman off of. If I did anything right, it was because I saw you do it first. I'll be watching closely to see what changes you bring to yours. ;o)
regards,
Painless
That is some excellent news to start the day with. ;o) It will be extremely cool to have you back to tanking full time. The rest of us will have to put some extra swash on the buckles to keep up with you now. I've mentioned it before. Your 105mm build is the template that I used to do this Sherman off of. If I did anything right, it was because I saw you do it first. I'll be watching closely to see what changes you bring to yours. ;o)
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
- PainlessWolf
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Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
Pale,
That sounds like a winner. I'll even drive or buy lunch. If they let guys use the course just to run their tanks, I'll bring a couple down with new batteries in them to drive around.
regards,
Painless
That sounds like a winner. I'll even drive or buy lunch. If they let guys use the course just to run their tanks, I'll bring a couple down with new batteries in them to drive around.
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
no such look old chap ,but your Sherman is something ,if you have any idea how to put a video up on the forum, when its complete a video of its test run maiden run mmmmmmm,wot wot if you can and will no feet in shot ?
- PainlessWolf
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Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
CH,
*chuckles* I will see what I can do.
regards,
Painless
*chuckles* I will see what I can do.
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
Great news .... Will we be treated to some awesome builds ?..Can't wait for thatPhil wrote:Hi Painless
Been following your build from the start, its a great hobby indeed I can see how you have developed yours skills and it makes me want to go back to my Sherman and do a few bits differently. Keep up the good work.
Eye op done this Saturday full HD vision restored, I won't go into detail but I saw every bit of the operation! Still need to adjust to focusing but long distance is good just need a new set of close up glasses which I should have after they give me the OK on 21Feb.
Phil

What can I say... Doc Phil is back on the build

ALPHA
Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
cannedheat wrote:painless
it is very important that this Sherman is carefully packed and crated before you ship it over the pond just think a metal m4a2 from alpha and a m4a3 from you smashing wot wot, ho and a nice job it is too ......





ALPHA
Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
Hey painless... if you can't do the video...perhaps a nice side shot with Mikes bogiesPainlessWolf wrote:CH,
*chuckles* I will see what I can do.
regards,
Painless


Leaving the only question left at hand....What happened to the hat?

ALPHA
- jarndice
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Re: 1944 M4A3 105mm
Why it will be just like the good old days when the USA were shipping Shermans to Britain by the boat load, I wonder could you include a few tins of spam? ps a truly brilliant build. shaun
I think I am about to upset someone 
