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ALPHA wrote: Now I know who's been snapping up all those Sherman commanders hatches ...had one on my watch list for the longest time...waiting for Dave to restock on some other stuff..those things keep flying off his shelves

Nice job on the smithing by the way ....those light guards aren't easy to shape once the metal is flattened

ALPHA

Thanks, ALPHA!
As for the commander hatches - I saw them on ebay this morning in Dave's shop...

Something more:

Yesterday late in the evening I made front holders, too.:

Eddy,
Good morning. I just made some of those fender braces for the redo of the HL Pershing that I am currently undertaking. I replicated the type that were in the Squadron Signal Walkaround book from their Marine Pershing photos. I have to say that yours look much more scale and are a great and well thought out addition! Keep on tanking!
regards,
Painless

Some more detailing:

Boy Eddie.... I want to know where you Painless and dgsselkirk buy that patience from ...by god that's some tedious work ....Great job though

ALPHA

ALPHA wrote:Boy Eddie.... I want to know where you Painless and dgsselkirk buy that patience from ...by god that's some tedious work ....Great job though

ALPHA

Thanks, ALPHA!
It's just a pleasure to make this model just a little bit looking as real tank, but there aren't too much photos on the internet to get some info...

EddyK wrote:

ALPHA wrote:Boy Eddie.... I want to know where you Painless and dgsselkirk buy that patience from ...by god that's some tedious work ....Great job though

ALPHA

Thanks, ALPHA!
It's just a pleasure to make this model just a little bit looking as real tank, but there aren't too much photos on the internet to get some info...

Hey Eddy ...you all got new incentive....got a new buddy to share with...that's awesome

ALPHA

Hi, gentlemen!
Today postman brought a parcel, that makes me smile very wide!!!
There is the content of the parcel:

Eddy,
Very! nice tracks. They really add to the realism and set the vehicle squarely in the closing days of WW II. Excellent choice of details items.
regards,
Painless