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    This document proposes an alternative model to the popular Sherman tank, detailing modifications made to replicate the Max and Moritz copies, including adding a smoke launcher, jacks, impact damage, Jerry cans, a metal box, cable fixations, and spare tracks. It notes the use of OKB tracks and wheels but an out of scale drive sprocket. A five step painting process is outlined starting with dark grey airbrushing, then sand camo airbrushing, washing with dark oil paint, fading with pastel powder, and hoping for an acceptable final result.

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    This document proposes an alternative model to the popular Sherman tank, detailing modifications made to replicate the Max and Moritz copies, including adding a smoke launcher, jacks, impact damage, Jerry cans, a metal box, cable fixations, and spare tracks. It notes the use of OKB tracks and wheels but an out of scale drive sprocket. A five step painting process is outlined starting with dark grey airbrushing, then sand camo airbrushing, washing with dark oil paint, fading with pastel powder, and hoping for an acceptable final result.

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    Andrew Brejov

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    luis cortelezzi
    This document proposes an alternative model to the popular Sherman tank, detailing modifications made to replicate the Max and Moritz copies, including adding a smoke launcher, jacks, impact damage, Jerry cans, a metal box, cable fixations, and spare tracks. It notes the use of OKB tracks and wheels but an out of scale drive sprocket. A five step painting process is outlined starting with dark grey airbrushing, then sand camo airbrushing, washing with dark oil paint, fading with pastel powder, and hoping for an acceptable final result.

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    Hi All,

    I know that the Sherman is rather fashionable right now but allow me to propose you this
    model....
    Those who are interested will see that I tried to follow Timothy Lau 's advices about the only
    2 built copies.....Max and Moritz
    So we have : - A smoke launcher on the back of the right fender
    -2 jacks (one missing)
    -Impact on the front right fender
    - 2 jerrycans on the left fender
    - A metal box fixed on the right fender without movi
    ng the cleaning rods
    -Cable fixations on the front deck
    - Spare tracks on either side of the barrel
    Now that I have lost nine-tenths of you (or more), I will only add that I used OKB tracks and
    wheels (excellent ) but as usual the drive sprocket is largely out of scale ....

    First step: Dark grey airbrushed

    Second step: Sand camo airbrushed ( Central question for those who know )
    Third step: Wash of dark oil paint
    Fourth step: Fading all that work with pastel powder
    Fifth step: Close your eyes and...pray for an acceptable result.

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