Sherman V “Cock o’the North”, 1 November 1944

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That’s a cracker. Nice one Jakko.
 

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Hi Jakko
That is excellent. Enjoyed watching it come together.
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Beautifully done Jakko. Very nice indeed.

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Thanks all :smiling3: I’m pretty pleased with it myself, I must say.
 

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That's a nice build Jakko, well done. :thumb2:

Cheers,
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Cheers, guys :smiling3:
 

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Was this Sherman near your home?
;)
 

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About 5 km away. I live on Walcheren, a former island that controls access to Antwerp, one of the largest ports in Europe. In late 1944, the Battle of the Scheldt was fought here, and included two amphibious landings on 1 November 1944. This tank came ashore then, and took part in all the rest of the fighting. There are pictures of it in this film:


For example, at 2:33 minutes, it’s the tank on the right, and at 4:23, it’s the tank in the background.
 
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