M4A1 Sherman Restoration Part 1

See the restoration process behind the M4A1 Sherman! Never before seen details of the Sherman throughout the Restoration process including the original paint schemes options, the original condition of the tank and more.

[@justsomeguywithanfc1324]

My favorite tank model.

[@thommothomason7297]

How much did it cost to restore that tank? I thank you and all involved for saving that piece of history.

[@MadMatt13]

Wow! What a transformation!

[@hilanddoug]

Too cool! This stuff is just fascinating.

[@blueduck9409]

The real reason they paint the inside white is because white reflects light better. A little bit of light in a white interior makes it alot easier to see.

[@f1matt]

Amazing work

[@inclusivemodeldesigns16]

Fantastic! I love the SHERMAN! It is my favorite model to build!

[@jimkomola787]

Should've kept it as the E9, much rarer to see than just a stock m4a1

[@rickthelibrarian3808]

Excellent job, Hector! Hope to see you soon!

[@ryanlobo6677]

Love m4 sherman ❤❤❤❤❤

[@woods457]

Was this the hull and rotating jig from the TV show "Tank Overhaul" filmed at the Isle of Wight Tank Museum in the UK ?

[@richard29415]

Yeah I remember this was from that programme. I really loved watching that series, I really wish there was a new series and I would really love to see more tanks being restored.

[@baltazargabka_]

Julki teraz mają inne sprawy na głowie bo AGORA nawołuje do uprawiania segzworkingu

[@beanhavok2287]

Is that a Canadian Sherman Turret???

[@jeffw1246]

That's a beautiful job, please tell me the main gun is operational. Nothing worse than restoring a great tank and destroying the gun to me. Maybe take it to Big Sandy shoot.

[@404cheeseburgernotfound5]

it is

[@futuregenerationz]

Aircraft engine. Sure. I think they're still doing that with the Abrahams.

[@ct92404]

No. Some of the Shermans had a *rotary* aircraft engine, which still uses pistons. Whereas the Abrams tank uses a *gas-turbine* engine.

[@futuregenerationz]

@@ct92404 You're missing my point. They're both engines normally seen in aircraft. U trollin or did u realize that?