Nice kit; but beware of defect in tracks.
This is a good kit. It can spruced up with some nice aftermarket kits and photo etch brass sets. My only issue was the tracks were two short by about an inch or so. It's a shame because the tracks provided with the kit (T49 3 cleat iron) are very nicely detailed. I decided to use tracks from a Dragon Sherman kit I have in my stash (T48 Rubber chevron with duck bills). Which are also correct for the M10.
The parts have some minor flash which can be removed with some sanding, with pretty easy assembly instructions. I will post some pictures soon of the finished product.
Very impressed
1St kit by AFV. Looking forward to assembling this M10 Tank Destroyer used by US Army in World War two. This vehicle will be represented in 2nd Armored Division (Hell on Wheels) in the European campaign against Germany in World War2.
Most likely take me about a month to build (give or take). Patience is the secret and pay close to attention to the instructions. (Take your time and enjoy building, a piece of military history.)
