The M4A2, the first welded-hull Sherman to enter service, was Sherman III in the British nomenclature style. The M4A2 is interesting in that it was the only diesel engine version of the Sherman to see widespread service, mostly with Soviet (as Lend Lease equipment), British, Free French and U.S. Marine Corps forces. Because of its diesel engine, the M4A2 had a completely different engine deck and rear hull plate from those of other variants.
Features
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Two identical tank plastic kit models in this box.
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Need to be assembled, glued and painted.