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frankie wrote:To be honest I don't think any variant is any more popular than another, it's all a matter of personal taste. Obviously when the film came out, there was a lot of Fury builds, but other than that everyone has their own favourite...

Thanks...figured you made and sold many...but I guess you're right...If someone likes a Sherman...any Sherman could fit the bill


ALPHA

PS. Sure wish some companies would actually make some small hatch versions though

...got a little bit more painting to do..but starting to think about stowage placement...going to have a crack at building a chair..lol

Is that a screen shot from FURY? ...........Dang I don't remember the chair lol....looks like you'll have to do a wash pan too there Frank...Cause that definitely doesn't look like a Bucket


ALPHA

PS. If I may suggest.... a nicely pre shaped piece of blister pack painted silver might do the trick for that wash pan

..the pic was taken at a local show last year where me and my boys met "Lucy Sue"...dont mind the grumpy youngest, as you can see he's more a fan of "Fury" lol

....Nice photos Frank...thanks for sharing the who's who on your Team


ALPHA

..she's starting to look the part...logs and stowage next...

Yes she is ....did you ever think of sculpting figures of your boys and putting them in a tank...since you got photos of them with it...might be cool
Or do you think they might get the idea dad might do some voodoo spells on them

ALPHA

...and she's officially a "Fury" tank now...

EXCELLENT!!! ...I see only one detail missing....the front sprocket covers


ALPHA

They'll be going on last when I know that the tracks aren't being removed again and then weathered in the final stage...