Tamiya engineering is second to none for fit and easy of assembly. With that however, you sacrifice detail. Fair warning, if you're looking to build Tiger 131, this isn't the kit, you need the early....

This kit went together without any issues whatsoever. I decided from the get go that I was going to make this a British Sherman and not as the kit suggested an American Sherman in Burma. The M4A4 wa....

This Cyberhobby kit is actually the Dragon M4A3 ETO kit and it was a wonderful built. I didn't have a single fit issue except for some frustrating moments with the photo etch that I'm still trying t....

It's not a Tamiya, that's for sure, there are some fit issues with the suspension but nothing that can't be overcome. The directions are pretty straight forward and are easy to follow. I didn't go w....

I was a little intimidated at first by the suspension but once I started to put this together it really was quite simple and actually a remarkable example of engineering. I had a little trouble with ....

This kit went together without any issues except for the tracks. Italeri tracks are so stiff you run the risk of breaking of the wheels when you put them on or the tracks themselves snap. I went wit....

This is my 2d Dragon Sherman and I can say that although it looks nice, it wasn't particularly easy to build. If you start with Tamiya, you get spoiled with the ease of the build, although detail is ....

This is actually an M4A3 with parts to convert it to and M4A2. I didn't built the M4A2, I really didn't have an interest in cutting out the back deck and didn't feel like building this as a Russian t....

This was my first Dragon kit and I do love the level of detail as compared to Tamiya and Italeri. The minor things like periscopes and detailed hatches make all the difference in building a realistic....

I jumped back into the hobby after 30 years and tried my hand on this kit after the Tamiya Early Production Sherman. I did a great deal of research to include reading this article - http://www.usarmy....