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OOooohhhh its getting close now
That Joe............hes just a Hag eh !!
Potentially insubordinate at every turn, likely immoral, and certainly good at killing tanks..............but only when he wants too

Looking good Mr Painless fantastic job with the pin wash!

Gentlemen!
Thank you both very much! Yes, we're almost there. Mr. Herman. I'm waiting on ETO to deliver the goods then I can wrap this up and do the final weathering. Carl, I'm glad you like it. Almost done, Doc.
regards,
Painless

Went over to the M36B1 tonight and did a much anticipated piece of detailing. It had taken a while to find cocktail sticks but the stained wood ( bamboo ) effect for the cleaning rods made the search worthwhile.
Heads up: These beautiful rear racks are soldered together so easy does it when you are assembling or detailing anything on them. Pics:

Many nice little details - this makes the difference.

Mr Painless I saw this this morning and had to share with you very clear and crisp videos. Have fun!

https://youtu.be/Qy4CXIKtXO8

https://youtu.be/8vOABCNI3t0

Great work on the cleaning rods (amonst other things) Painless I used the same approach on the rods for my KT build (i.e. bamboo skewers) and was planning to do similar on the M36 too -it's not coincidence it's synchronicity (apparently)

I like that rack. Some of them have really nice looking "behinds"

Good morning!
Hotte! These Sherman tanks are famed for their industrial appearance, covered with eye candy detail. It takes a lot of time but the end result is sooooo worth it.
Carl! That is one brave fellow standing behind the 90mm gun breech when the main gun is fired ( even using blanks ) Great shots of that cramped, equipment filled turret! Thanks, my Friend!
Doc Phibes! I agree completely. Minds warped by tank modeling think alike! ;o)
Soeren! Eddyk did a great job on that Rack for sure. I've been following your detail work on your 'Hunting Panther' and it has made your TD stand out as real.
regards,
Painless

Mr Painless I found some photos of the Jackson tank destroyer at my local military museum for your viewing pleasure