[quote user="jibber"]

Love the M36 and you've done a really nice job. The added stowage sets it off. 

Terry

[quote user="qcarr"]

Great job, awesome to see an M36 so well done! Thanks for sharing!

[quote user="Gamera"]

Beatiful job, love how the storage came out.

Love the M36 and you've done a really nice job. The added stowage sets it off. 

Terry

Great job, awesome to see an M36 so well done! Thanks for sharing!

Beatiful job, love how the storage came out.

Thanks Razzie43, it's the Academy kit built stock out of the box.

Thanks for the compliment Tojo72, sometimes I think when doing stowage for a U.S veichle it takes just a long as painting and weathering the vehicle, lol

Thank you M.Brindos, I agree about the figures don't have any in my stash, have to get some.

Thanks tigerman, I like the look of the long barrel myself 

Really like what you've done with her. Love that long barrel. Don't see many of these on the forums

I agree! Superb control of that O.D. and that stowage and those tools look great. It just needs a crew  :D  LOL

Very nice handling of the OD,I also like your stowage.Looking good.

Nice one,did i miss the text or im i to blind?

I just wanna know what kind of brand it is..?

It don't looks like Tamiya

ammo inside looks also nice and realistic

Finally finished her up

Was told the hatches were not on correctly but Could not remove them without breaking them.

The netting on the front is green but came out a beige color in the photos

Can Kristal Klear go bad, l always use it for my lenses but it didn't dry clear this time, I've had my bottle for about 9 or 10 years now.

Thanks for looking and of couse let me know where I can improve.

Very cool, looking forward to seeing more!

I see what your talking about, T26E4, I'll try and remove them with out breaking them, if not I'll make a note  of it for next time, thanks for the heads up

That is one beat up looking M36! Very well done!

Thanks for posting your pics!  May I make a suggestion? Refer to pictures of real M36s and M10s and note how their drivers' hatches splay out when opened.  How you have the angles doesn't well represent how they opened.  Hope this helps