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Pacific Sherman Field Armor Upgrade

MP 35373

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$ 45.00
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Our Pacific Sherman Field Armor Upgrade accurately represents one of these unique field modifications.

Our kit includes detailed resin pieces depicting parts that were cut from another knocked out Sherman. Resin M-5 T36E6 late type tracks used to up-arm the turret are also enclosed. Our kit also comes with a photo-etched fret containing additional details such as the rear upper hull stand-off armor. This photo-etch set also contains a stencil that reads, “The 392nd Avenger” allowing the modeler to quickly and accurately airbrush this unique slogan onto each side of the model.

This original conversion is important for all M4 Enthusiasts. We recommend one of the following M4 T49 track to be to be used with this conversion:

ModelKasten SK-72

AFV Club AF35027

Panda Plastics T-49 Steel

Three Bar Cleat Tread


The American M4 Sherman tank is without a doubt one of the most important tanks of the Second World War. Many of these reliable AFVs were distributed throughout the various allied countries in every theater of the Second World War including the British, Soviet, Chinese and French. The M4 Sherman tanks used in the Pacific theater of operations have always been among the most popular due to the range of field modifications often applied to them.
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Composition Resin
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