This is the Tamiya 1/48th scale M4 Sherman. I started working on this model a few weeks ago and I was just able to get it finished this week. It has been a helpful distraction.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEha7mNrojlg5_gSGmPcRF1DlTpHNxJ07QwxQXIOJKur9zCEeAgNpR-2SYHlIjXUqqRTZ5SSeVH1ZE8JeXBrQYvNym6L7VSZUCm77Tpnlvxfo2u05fCHhH0GeuD7ATBvQKlCVqZhw4h20tY/s400/M4+Sherman+001.JPG)
The model is very easy to build, much easier than the M10. You can build it as an up-armored version or the original configuration, without all the applique armor. I am working on a 1943-44 US army so the additional armor was needed.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjQwu5GMnX6T1FNjSiYNBgjzOVKNQE5QjKA7TqsfXrIs51NVnT0gl_qxNSOBZSgVIf0W6dvnCksdHHj6HgYdASU-XajyYajDYcXZhXho0zrQc0vs1TZIood6tLRCjOAE_cS-rCoV310Pig/s400/M4+Sherman+002.JPG)
Below is a comparison between the Corgi 1/50th (which i have several) and the Tamiya 1/48th. There are only very slight differences in size. Not enough of a difference to keep me from using both of these models in the same game.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiqPsqxcDLwP-DYvkS94-_ji4toH_Pio4vsgBv-28l922Jr83_5NZUgomkxrsGyYsujGWPfS8v6Mpb4uUgrrA9gPPsiW9WCmaRjzJ7i-7WccKZy8FVoqLjctwl6D0dwGOyhWSXjdn0tJ1Y/s400/CorgiTamiya.JPG)
Below is another comparison shot, this time a historical shot and a picture of the Sherman with BTD 28mm US soldiers. I think this is a good match and will be fine for gaming.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhchfjxHVkiYzdMmaP_kKr_aMokiUMS8T2c03M-x9j7-66FF7IDv6zvhYHcOIPQ42R93R27Uc2F3wPnlGFG_UNPhS7bJ1V5_obFk3aU3gDuz9h7jkWA32_QGPGwxoI2kkcddpcF_OTGP1A/s400/M4+Sherman+004.JPG)
Next up is the Tamiya M4A1 Sherman, which is my favorite version of this tank.
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