T26E4 Pershing

Late Production

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Marke:: HobbyBoss
Titel:: T26E4 Pershing Late Production
Nummer:: 82428
Maßstab:: 1:35
Typ:: Kompletter Bausatz
Erschienen:: 2010 Neue Abziehbilder
Barcode:: 6939319224286 (EAN)
Thema:: M26 Pershing » Panzer (Fahrzeuge)

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M26 Pershing

T26E4 Pershing

US Army (1784-now)

HVY. TK. T26E4 90 M M GUN T15E2
1946 - Aberdeen Proving Grounds
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FineScale Modeler | Volume 29 Issue 8

English (TOC: 20 lines)

October 2011

Kommentare

M.Julian Marles
Just picked this up for a song on Amazon. Turns out there's a couple of small inaccuracies but nothing major 🙂

Alle Kommentare (18) » 21 October 2015, 01:26

John Van Kooten
Yeah, they are really great books, all of them 👍

I am continuously working on extending my WWII Allied ground forces library since it is not as extensive as my WWII German related library. I need much more (technical) informational books on especially British / Canadian armor.
Much harder to find good books on Allied (non-US) armor unfortunately. Sherman books aplenty but, f.i., British & Canadian gun tractors... ?? I can't find a single book that has the (technical) info I am seeking. Yeah, a couple of walk around / pictures books and one or two pages of "highly detailed" 🤔 information in books on artillery guns. But that's about it 🙁

So anyway, with the Hunnicut book on the M26 I am going to see how I can model an accurate WWII T26E3 and T26E4 version. If push comes to shove, I will 3D model and 3D print the parts that are either missing or incorrect 🙂 which is where the importance of proper technical information comes in; measurements and exact layout of parts, etc.

28 October 2015, 06:00

John Van Kooten
Well ... !! Someone has read my mind apparently! 😄

[quote=Armorama:]Wings & Wheels Publications just released a new reference book covering WWII Allied Field Artillery Tractors.[/quote]

armorama.com/modules..id=240679&page=1

29 October 2015, 12:55