The Sherman tank was the most widely used allied tank of WWII. The M4A1 was an improved version introduced in 1944 and carried a 76mm main gun. In 1956, France delivered 100 M4A1s to Israel who upgraded them substantially. Eventually, even the upgraded Shermans were outclassed by newer Soviet tank models and the Israeli's again improved the basic M4A1 to create the M51 Super Sherman. This tank featured a 105mm gun, a new 460hp Cummins diesel engine, and modifications to the tracks and suspension.

FEATURES -
Highly detailed 1/35 scale plastic kit for static display.
379 parts in beige plastic plus flexible vinyl rubber tracks.
Traversing turret (gun does not elevate)
Detailed road wheels with separate suspension units.
External details include vents, storage boxes, jerry cans, lights, spare wheels and more!
Tracks are the one piece flexible type.
Includes gunner driver and commander figures.

REQUIRES - Hobby knife, paint, brushes, sandpaper, liquid plastic cement, white glue, tube type thick plastic cement and adult supervision.

Finished model measures 6-1/4 inches long and 3-1/2 inches wide.

1/35 Scale

Suitable for ages 10 and up. Adult supervision is recommended.