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this is excellent. So, much detail.

A collector pays top dollar when the piece is pristine/mint and original. So, if one is hoping to sell and fetch a good price, don't repaint it. On the other hand, if selling for profit is not the motivating factor, then by all means, have it painted to suit your fancy. Watch Pawn Stars and...

I have been trying to access the King & Country site for several days, from different computers, but each time I get an error message with a warning from my anti-virus software that someone has tampered with it. Has anyone else had trouble with it? :confused:

The bow machine gun comes in a separate wrap. You have to insert it.

Great news for my collection. I'll smuggle them in one by one and my wife will never be the wiser...I hope :wink2:

whatever it is, I enjoy the heck out of it. This is why I come to this forum. I occasionally read the text, but most of the time, I just want to see the dios. I love the "smoke on the water." This stuff is astounding. Please keep posting your pics. Jürgen

Wow...what a pleasure to see this eye-candy. Thanks for posting. :)

Being able to capture a person's likeness is hard enough on canvas, much less in sculpture. It is tremendously well done.

I love it, but I do have a question. How did you get the driver's hatch on the Sherman to stay open? :confused:

I love the series and have most of the pieces, but where did you get all those beautiful buildings? Are they scratch built?

OMG!!!!!! that's gorgeous...you built that? Man, I wish you were a wargamer...what a fabulous terrain table it would make with that as its center-piece. ;)

Magnificent stuff Mitch. This is why I enjoy the forum. Bravo! Jürgen

Look on the bright side, 2 to 1 makes a great ratio for an attack/defend wargame. :wink2:

OK...here you go.

ah...worse yet, the rocket won't have time to arm itself...{sm3} Seriously, I love the two pieces...

wow...it looks amazing in the picture. I might just have to get this baby too. :wink2:

excellent...well thought out. ;)

Ha, good question. I can't figure out how to set the driver's hatch in the open position. There is nothing on which attach it. Perhaps it is just my ineptness. :wink2:

The hatches are a bit confusing and I was unable to figure out how to affix the driver's hatch...oh well, the model is beautiful...^&grin

IMO, the Sherman is cast in similar fashion to all the most recent models. The lines are sharp and crisp; it is packed in exactly the same way. I love it, albeit, it doesn't have the damaged track either. I understand the Hetzer proved to be too difficult, but what happened to this one...