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Tasca
Modellismo Co., Ltd.
is a Japanese company that first attracted the attention of U.S. armor fans in
2005 with its two sets of VVSS suspensions. While both are excellent (and pricey),
the Early set has been particularly popular since it is difficult to source from
other kits. The suspensions are noteworthy since they are fully articulated. In
2006, Tasca produced two .50 machine gun sets and a Firefly Sherman, followed
in 2007 by the best set of U.S. jerry cans and a much acclaimed M4A1 Sherman.
The 2008 follow-on, the M4A1 Sherman Late Production, looks like a winner as well. AccessoriesTracked Vehicles
| 35-L27 | M4A1
Sherman (Direct Vision Type) | 1st
Armored Divisoin, 13th Armored Regiment | | | | 756th
Tank Company | | | | | | |
| 35010 | M4A1
Sherman U.S. Medium Tank (Mid-production) | 1st
Armored Division, 13th Armored Regiminet, 2nd Battalion, HQ Company, "Henry
III" | Tunisia,
Spring 1943 | | | 1st
Armored Division, 13th Armored Regiminet, 2nd Battalion, HQ Company, "Major
Jim" | Tunisia,
Spring 1943 | | | 2nd
Armored Division, 67th Armored Regiment, 3rd Battalion, HQ | Sicily,
July 1943 | | | 5th
Army, 751st Tank Battalion, C Company, #9 | Italy,
April 1945 | | | | | |
| 35012 | U.S.
Medium Tank M4A1 Sherman (Late Production) | 2nd
Armored Division, 66 or 67th Armored Regiment, D Company, #32 "Derby" | Normandy,
June 1944 | | | | 2nd
Armored Division, 70th Armored Regiment | Normandy,
June 1944 | | | | 7th
Armored Division, 31st Tank Battalion | France,
August 1944 | |
