Do any of the tank manufactures make a US M36 Tank Destroyer?

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Yes, I have enjoyed lots of trouble with my M10, but it is doing fine now. I am glad to hear from Painless that there have been improvements. I certainly enjoy the goodies on Painless' M36, especially the tasty Belgian and "official" "high-powered" U.S. Army front stowage.

[PainlessWolf]

Herr Dr. Professor,
Good Morning from Snowy Colorado. That's Crazy Joes Ride. Expect no less as the Man is a traveling Purveyor of everything that helps make Total War more bearable...( The Booze is in the big wooden boxes front and back )
regards,
Painless

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P.S. When I got this Beast from Jackalope here on the Forum, I replaced the Turret so as to get stock Electronics and I had noted the crumbly Pot Metal hand guards, light guards, etc., already. Most of those are aftermarket Tamiya pieces which were a Direct replacement. The new Sherman needed no such work.

[Panzermechaniker]

That stowage is amazing. I'm still trying to paint some Value Gear pieces good enough to go on the Sherman.Won't be displaying them after seeing those pieces

[PainlessWolf]

PanzerMechaniker!
I'm looking forward to seeing you detail your Sherman! ValueGear Details are Top Drawer Stuff! Do not let your Viewing Public down, Sir!
regards,
Painless

[Panzermechaniker]

Oh for sure I have no complaints with the Value Gear pieces. Since I have always been mostly German armor I haven't had much experience with throwing everything including the kitchen sink on my vehicles. So painting stowage is a new thing. Doing a Sherman is a whole different world for me. I'm really enjoying it though especially the research.