Hello,
Some years ago I bought an Alby conversion for the m4 Italeri to convert in
a M10. But the turret is strange the rear extension are very long (picture
at http://perso.wanadoo.fr/manuel/tempo/m10.jpg) . Has someone already seen
this kind of turret? Is it correct?
Best regards

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AMPSOne - 29 Feb 2004 19:09 GMT
The picture you cited will not open but there were three different service
turrets for M10s. All needed counterweights to permit easy traverse.
The first model had large rectangular weights on the back of the
forward-slanting upper sections in the rear. This was necessary but rather
crude.
The second (and most common) used wedge shaped cast weights with a more
streamlined appearance that appeared to be level with the top of the turret and
extend it to the rear.
The third one used a redesigned turret rear where the upper rear sections now
slanted to the rear, and had an odd "duckbill" shape to the thinner and longer
cast weights.
This sounds like the turret you described.
Cookie Sewell
Maiesm72 - 29 Feb 2004 19:48 GMT
Aside from the Al-by conversion there are a dozen cast resin kits of the M.10.
Two are to 1/72, ten to 1/76.
HAT Industries has a 1/72 M.10. Have not seen it, but I would bet that crude
would be a polite description based on their other vehicles.
Tom
Jose-Manuel Estevez - 29 Feb 2004 22:08 GMT
From what I have seen on "ontheway" site their M10 is pretty for wargamer
kit.
http://www.ontheway.us/reviews/HaT/Achillesprev.htm

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Manuel Estevez
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http://perso.wanadoo.fr/manuel/sherman "Shermans en France"
> Aside from the Al-by conversion there are a dozen cast resin kits of the M.10.
> Two are to 1/72, ten to 1/76.
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> Tom