It's not the size of your Fury that matters, it's how you use it... (2 Viewers)

[WesternOutlaw]

^&grin


Fury (5) by Western Outlaw, on Flickr

 

[katana]

Very Zen! Musachi would be pleased.

 

[PanzerAce1944]

Western Outlaw, Another nice looking photo depicting this Hot new K&C Tank ! Fury is awesome

Wayne

 

[Guy]

great machine , will have to buy one too. Another great picture by the way
guy

 

[villagehorse]

This tank is really well set up with it's accessories, makes it one of kind. Can see why you purchased it WO, very cool. Robin.

 

[katana]

K&C has risen to a new level with the Fury Sherman and the D-day figures and I do not mean 1/28 scale; although that is also very interesting. The Tank and Figures approach the quality and detail of First Legion IMHO! A step up and forward for K&C!

 

[katana]

I was expressing an opinion with regard to the quality of the model. Quality is a subjective judgement not a factual one. The saying is: Art is in the eye of the beholder. What I like you may not and vice versa. I consider the Fury Sherman to be a well done model and in scale with the figures. The photos posted of the M4A3E8 used in the film support the proposition that the K&C model is an accurate and detailed model of this Sherman from the Bovington Museum.

 

[Jack]

Really nice photographs ... as always!

 

[katana]

Western Outlaws photos are some of the best I have seen. He makes me want to improve my technique. I have good equipment; I just need to improve my lighting and settings.

 

[Guy]

Western Outlaws photos are some of the best I have seen. He makes me want to improve my technique. I have good equipment; I just need to improve my lighting and settings.

Wo's pictures convinced me to order this model. So yesterday I did ( together with the new tank crews). I will not use it as " the Fury" but as a tank in the Normandy boccage in 1944.
Mean machine !!!!!
guy