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She is an elusive one for sure...luckily a guy that works at Cobberton who own the "stunt double" sent me a lot of info on the other one used including this pic taken on set...as you can see she was actually a stretched a4 but as these werent used by the US army Ive done mine as an a3....

frankie wrote:She is an elusive one for sure...luckily a guy that works at Cobberton who own the "stunt double" sent me a lot of info on the other one used including this pic taken on set...as you can see she was actually a stretched a4 but as these werent used by the US army Ive done mine as an a3....

OH...What a great shot ...did he happen to have any side shots of the stretched next to the normal Sherman

ALPHA

....got her all wired up and running...ready for camo and stowage...

Very nice indeed frank

VERY NICE FRANKIE! ...one more to go and you have a complete set...that's pretty awesome

ALPHA

No this ones the last one... not going to do Matador as she's too similar to Fury..

I see your point Frankie...got one question for you...the distance between the last bogie and the idler...longer on the stretched variant or the same as the normal Sherman


ALPHA

Not sure on that one...according to the George Bradford plans it's the same, but they're not always the most accurate...

Thanks...more research for me then

ALPHA

...fitted a LED into the turret spotlight...wired it onto the lighting circuit through a switch so I can have it on or off...