Heres a question for you WWII buffs since i dont know all that much, was wondering if there was a different paint scheme for marine shermans in the pacific,
or were they just regulat OD green with USMC markings, or did they even have tanks in the pacific, seems that tanks are to jungle ready,
curious becuase i am wondering if 21st might put out a marine/pacific theater sherman repaint with the up coming release of the marines.
WWII Question
WWII Question
...ken
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"if you haven't been there, shut the f@#k up"
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there has been both a pacific (Bushmaster) sherman and a marine one (COED). The Pacific sherman is in a different shade of green than the Europe one, which fairly accurately reflects the different shade of green that was used on Pacific army shermans.
Both are pretty tough to find these days...
Both are pretty tough to find these days...
Last edited by aferguson on Sat Nov 27, 2004 8:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
WW II Question
kenhil2:
The board is right about Pacific Shermans.
21 C made a Pacific Theatre mottled camo Sherman with "coed" on the side-try Evil-Bay, if you want one. Shermans and M3/M5 Stuarts all served in the Pacific and were invaluable in covering troop advances and blowing up Japanese pillboxes, etc. A flamethrower Sherman proved particularly lethal. Japanese tanks were not much of a problem 'cause they were small and not deployed en masse to oppose U.S. tanks. Nothing like the problems Shermans encountered in Europe against Panthers and Tigers!
The board is right about Pacific Shermans.
21 C made a Pacific Theatre mottled camo Sherman with "coed" on the side-try Evil-Bay, if you want one. Shermans and M3/M5 Stuarts all served in the Pacific and were invaluable in covering troop advances and blowing up Japanese pillboxes, etc. A flamethrower Sherman proved particularly lethal. Japanese tanks were not much of a problem 'cause they were small and not deployed en masse to oppose U.S. tanks. Nothing like the problems Shermans encountered in Europe against Panthers and Tigers!
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BUSHMASTER
The BUSHMASTER is sweet - it has the Japanese kill marks on it, and a lot of 'em.