M4 Sherman Dozer in progress PICS

excellant work, if only i could build like that. I especially like the details you put into the interior. Kudos to you Rob.

Great job on the model. The only thing I want to know is what kind of camara are you using to shot the pics?

adws

Great looking kit man. I'm pretty new to the whole armor scene so stuff like that gives me some pretty good ideas for future projects. Thanks for posting the pics, they look great, nice detail.

happy trails...

josho

God grant me the power to change the things I can and accept the things I can't
Amen.

Beautiful work. Those teeth must have hypnotized you by the end of the night!

Shermans, boring? If you're just talking about coloration, maybe... (still, a lot to choose from there!). But like Robert said, there are soooo may variations.

You don't happen to own a real Sherman, do you Robert?
Quite a few of them out there, I understand.
Not cheap, though.

Saw one just last August stuck in the sand on a beach in Saipan. Just waiting for you to tow it home!

Thank you all again.

Dan - we'll have to work on encouraging everyone to get some of their pictures posted here. We're all here to share and I personally think this is the best way to do it. I really enjoy seeing others workmanship on display and it helps to have brother & sister modellers look them over and give their comments.

Edog - be vewy, vewy careful about laying your hands on a Sherman..... once bitten by the bug you'll never go back to other kits. Boring... to me never ... there are so many variations of the Sherman I could build them for the rest of my days. As far as references go, the interior references I used were from photos that I took a few years ago of an M4A1 Sherman ..... interior is basically the same. For the dozer I had a few pics from reference books that I have and then ran across some excellent shots of one that is in an open air museum in Italy on the net.

Dom - one tooth at a time over one very, very long night.

Derek & Trevor - thank you for the kind words.

Great stuff Robert. The part I like best is the turret 'hole' on the hull, with the hundreds of teeth. Did you cut them out one by one??? Impressive, whatever the case! Can't wait to see more!

Great job!! I have to say, you have turned rather boarding subject (the Sherman) into an interesting scene. I might have to build a Sherman kit some time, after the 10 or so other projects I have planned. Mind if I ask what you used for references??

Incredible work Robert. The photos really show off the details so whatever doing, it's working.

Trevor

Beyooteful work Robert.

Nice work Robert...

Its always nice to see your photos in here...the attention to detail is second to none.

Regards, Dan

Thanks for the comments juniormodeler, I should have posted it as a "in progress" work. It is still a long way from being finished. I have corrected the topic now to state that.

that model is sweet but i will at a little constructive critcism; i would weather it more, i wish i could build that good though!