M4A2 Sherman U.S. Marine Corps

The M4 Sherman medium tank was the most important tank used by the United States during World War II.
It was produced in a considerable number of units and formed the backbone of the armored forces of the United States during this period.
It was produced in several variants and versions.
The first version to be produced on a large scale was the Sherman M4A1, which was characterized by fully cast upper hull. Even the turret had a rounded appearance.
 The Sherman was reliable, cheap and easy to produce in large numbers.
The M4A2 version resembled its predecessor, but was powered by a General Motors Twin G-41 engine.
Initially, the M4A2 was intended to support the wartime activities of Allied nations such as the Soviet Union and Great Britain, but many tanks were also used by the United States Marine Corps.
They were actively used in the battles to retake the island groups in the Pacific and played an important role in the destruction of the mighty fortifications built by the Japanese army.

Plastic model kit

• glueable T54E1 vinyl tracks
• decals for 4 versions

scale 1:35

unbuilt / unpainted

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