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Paper Tank M4 Sherman WWII

The Medium Tank M4, known as 'Sherman', was the primary American medium tank during World War II, widely used and supplied to allies under the Lend-Lease program. It remained in service post-war and saw various modifications, with over 49,000 units produced. The document also provides printing and assembly instructions for a paper model of the Sherman tank, along with links to instructional videos and support for the creator's channel.

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Paper Tank M4 Sherman WWII

The Medium Tank M4, known as 'Sherman', was the primary American medium tank during World War II, widely used and supplied to allies under the Lend-Lease program. It remained in service post-war and saw various modifications, with over 49,000 units produced. The document also provides printing and assembly instructions for a paper model of the Sherman tank, along with links to instructional videos and support for the creator's channel.

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MEDIUM TANK M4 «SHERMAN»

PAPER MODEL FROM THE «PAPER ARMY»

HISTORICAL REFERENCE
Medium Tank M4, "Sherman" - the main American medium tank during the
Second World War. It was widely used in the American army at all places of
hostilities, and was also supplied in large quantities to the allies (primarily
Great Britain and the USSR) under the Lend-Lease program. After World War II,
"Sherman" was in service with the armies of many countries around the world,
and also participated in many post-war conflicts. The M4 was in service with
the US Army until the end of the Korean War. The name "Sherman" (in honor of
the American general during the Civil War, William Sherman), the M4 tank
received in the British army, after which this name was assigned to the tank in
the American and other armies. The Soviet tank crews had the nickname
"emcha" (from M4). The M4 became the main American tank platform during
World War II, and a large number of special modifications, self-propelled
guns, and engineering equipment were created on its basis. In total, from
February 1942 to July 1945, 49,234 tanks were produced (not counting
Canadian-made tanks). This is the most massive American-made tank.

PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS
To print a model of a tank, you need to select sheets of a document with a
template, printing is carried out on A4 sheets (international format, 210 by 297
mm), if you have a different paper size, it's okay, you can print on it, the main
thing in this case is do not stretch on the whole sheet (violation of the aspect
ratio of the sheet), since this will change all the dimensions of the model, if,
when printing on a different format, it turns out that there is an empty space
on the sheet - let it remain, if the model is reduced in size, this is also not
scary, there will be changes insignificant.

CUTTING AND GLUING INSTRUCTIONS


For all models, a separate video assembly instruction is provided, this video is
available on my "Paper Army" YouTube channel at this link - "Sherman tank
video instruction" (Rights reserved, commercial use is prohibited, deposit has
been made).

FRIENDS
All models are free, but they are created with difficulty to
support the author of the models and the "Paper Army"
channel watch the video on this link to the end - "Video
Review of the M4 Paper Tank", this is a video with a
review of the assembled the same model of the tank You
downloaded, with epic music, watching the video to the
end, like and commenting will help the channel in
promoting and other lovers of collecting paper models
will see the video and also come to the channel - this is
the best support, thanks;)

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