M4A1 75mm Sherman '191st Tank Battalion'
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Yorumlar
17 11 January 2022, 20:58
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looks plain and simple and at the same time spot on. Just the way one would expect a Sherman to look like. Very good sandbag armor.
18 January 2022, 13:42
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My finished model of an old M4A1 Sherman of 191st TB in the fightings in Alsace in 1944.