| Modeling the Sherman Tank in 1/72nd Scale |
| M4A2 Sherman |
| M4A2 |
| The M4A2 entered service with the early small hatch hull, armed with the 75mm turret. Early versions of this tank had a bolted 3-piece final drive housing (nose piece), and direct vision slots in the front hull. The direct vision slots were removed fairly early, and the nose piece eventually converted to the single-piece cast nose of two styles. |
| Variant | Manufacturer | Medium | Type | Rating | Comments | Links |
| M4A2 early | ARMO | Resin | Conversion | ? | With 3-piece nose, early hull, and M34 gun shield. Comes with etched brass details and turned metal gun barrel. Converted from ESCI. | |
| M4A2 Early Production | MR Modellbau | Resin | Conversion | ***** | Labeled as USMC version. Conversion designed for ESCI (Italeri). | Preview |
| M4A2 late (actually mid) | ARMO | Resin | Conversion | ? | With single piece nose, early hull, and M34A1 gun shield. Comes with etched brass details and turned metal gun barrel. Converted from ESCI. | |
| M4A2 Tarawa | Dragon | Plastic | Kit | ***** | Pacific version of the early hull M4A2. With single-piece nose, and no direct vision slots. | Preview |
| Sherman Mk.III | Dragon | Plastic | Kit | **** | British version of the early hull M4A2. With 3-piece nose, but no direct vision slots. Incorrect wheels. | Preview |
| M4A2 (75)W |
| Some M4A2s were built with the late 47° big-hatch hull, and yet retained the 75mm M4 turret. These were mostly for the use of the US Marines, but I believe that some also saw action as lend-lease tanks to the UK and Commonwealth armies. |
| Variant | Manufacturer | Medium | Type | Rating | Comments | Links |
| M4A2 (75)W early | ARMO | Resin | Conversion | ? | Comes with late hull, etched brass details and turned metal gun barrel. Converted from ESCI. | |
| M4A2 (75)W late (actually mid) | ARMO | Resin | Conversion | ? | With late hull, resin turret and commander's cupola. Comes with etched brass details and turned metal gun barrel. Converted from ESCI. |
| M4A2 (76)W |
| The M4A2 (76)W was a fairly common variant for lend-lease to the Soviet Union, where it saw action with the Polish units fighting alongside the Soviets, as well as with the Soviets themselves. |
| Variant | Manufacturer | Medium | Type | Rating | Comments | Links |
| M4A2 (76)W early | ARMO | Resin | Conversion | ? | Comes with etched brass details and turned metal gun barrel. Converted from ESCI. | |
| M4A2 (76)W late | ARMO | Resin | Conversion | ? | Comes with etched brass details and turned metal gun barrel. Includes muzzle brake. Converted from ESCI. | |
| M4A2 (76)W | CPL Overby's Motorpool | Resin | Kit | ? | OOP | |
| M4A2 (76)W Red Army | Dragon | Plastic | Kit | **** | Excellent kit with incorrect markings that don't match the details of the kit. | Preview |
| M4A2 big-hatch | Iron Division | Resin | Conversion | ? | Resin upper hull and other parts to convert Dragon M4A3 kits. | |
| M4A2 (76)W | MR Modellbau | Resin | Conversion | ***** | Conversion for Italeri (ESCI). | Preview |
| M4A2 (76)W HVSS |
| The M4A2 (76)W was equipped with the HVS suspension at the very end of the war, and saw action as a lend-lease vehicle to the Soviet Union. At the time of this writing, there are no kits or conversions yet available of this version. |
| Modeling the Sherman Tank in 1/72nd Scale |