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| Creosotewind | ACE M-4 Sherman Tank | Parked | 20-Jan-11 13:37 |  | | Views : 645 | | More Sherman details. These are the left and right final drives. Each is basswood, dowell and card stock. 8 pieces in each one. Should be substantial enough to handle the strain of the tracks. |
| Creosotewind | ACE M-4 Sherman Tank | Parked | 30-Nov-10 09:13 |  | | Views : 631 | | The driver's hatches each have a "bump" toward their backs, I think to allow the driver a bit more headroom. I replicated that again with many layers of white glue. |
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| Creosotewind | ACE M-4 Sherman Tank | Parked | 30-Nov-10 09:11 |  | | Views : 582 | | I had drilled holes anticipating using furniture plugs for the armored fuel caps. Instead I went with the brads, so I had to fill the holes. The fuel caps include the metal brad, two short pieces of 1/16" dowel and two strips of paper. Once assembled, each cap was coated with white glue to blend all the parts, |
| Creosotewind | ACE M-4 Sherman Tank | Parked | 30-Nov-10 09:07 |  | | Views : 556 | | I reworked the engine grill. Cut out the old one and made a new one from stiff paper (one of my business cards) and very heavy guage guitar strings. |
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