This kit has almost no faults and is very close to being a glue free snap kit. The tracks are 1 piece and snap on the lower hull the rear of the lower hull snaps on the upper hull snaps on turret is 7 pieces. 1st you build the gunmantlet this is the mantlet the gun and another small mantlet. You the snap that assembly into the turret face, then the tricky part the machine gun is fragile and the hole it fits in is very small i didn't want to bore out the hole so i cut of the post and glued the gun on i did the same to the hull machine gun. On the back of the turret is a tool box this snaps on. Then paint and decal it comes with polish free french american or british markings so you have extra decals for those other tanks that don't have decals like pegasus or armourfast.

Sir, I would like to review two of the recent kits I purchased from you. When I log into my account it explains how to earn points, but not actually how to submit a review. Could you please explain the process? Thank you. One review is below: The Italeri 1/72 M4A2 Sherman III is part of their fast assembly snap together line of kits. As such there are only 13 parts per vehicle, and the hull storage equipment is molded in place. The only place where this is an issue is with the front and rear lights on the hull which are just blobs in the general shape of the lights. I am however becoming a fan of the one piece suspensions, which look pretty good with some careful painting and weathering. The only real options in construction are the turret stowage bin that was common on British Shermans but not on U.S. Army or Free French. tanks. There is a beautiful decal sheet with markings for a British, American (used for training), Polish and Free French vehicle.