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One down, one to go.

After 4 years and 2 moves, finally ready to get back to work and finish my 1/16 rc Fury. Here is how she sits as of now.








I have in progress shots that I need to find.

All I've found, so far.

Tamiya lower, Taigen upper, Nick Aguilar turret and transmission cover, ETO transmission, OKMO recoil, Mato internals from a M10, Impact/Tamiya track, Schumo and Aber details.

Looking awesome! Screen accurate "Fury" is a challenge in case of detailing.

The movie itself is below avarage in case of screenplay (written by the same guy that wrote terrible "U-571"). Germans acts in this fllm as if they were having a group stroke (especially the crew of PAK 40 and SS in the end). BUT vehicles used there are great and now "Fury" is as famous as Oddball's Sherman and recreated in countless numbers

I assume your not changing the engine deck?

There is a reason for the question. That reason is, the physical tank is a different tank to that of which Hollywood and or world of tanks are claiming it is

Also if your going for the claimed on screen tank it’s looking good

Exhibitedbrute wrote:There is a reason for the question. That reason is, the physical tank is a different tank to that of which Hollywood and or world of tanks are claiming it is

Correct - Fury is an M4A2E8 irl but supposed to be an M4A3E8