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(GM) General Motors

 Country: United States
United States
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In February 1942, Fisher Body completely stopped making auto bodies and began assembling the famous M-4 "Sherman" tank.
Buick division was responsible for making the M18 Hellcat.
— it was Buick that nicknamed the M18 “Hellcat”.


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General Motors Company
Renaissance Center
Detroit, Michigan, United States


 Noteworthy:
During WWII, GM produced 854,000 trucks (& amphibious vehicles), 198,000 diesel engines, 206,000 aircraft engines, and 38,000 tanks, tank destroyers, and armored vehicles.

Fisher Tank Arsenal was not the only manufacturer of the M4(A3) Sherman Tank.


 Additional Notes:

Buick also retooled to meet the demands of making engines for the B-24 bomber. By 1944, Buick's Melrose Park factory was regularly turning out 2,000 engines a month.

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U.S. M18 Hellcat Tank Destroyer

a key element during WWII in the Battle of the Bulge

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M18 Hellcat Tank Destroyer  - This is a real blueprint made directly from vellum masters. Delivered to you on a full size master sheet measuring 42"x 30".
The blueprint will arrive uncut, edge not slit, or trimmed, and are marked for proper 36"x24" finishing. This is a detailed general arrangement plan (standard blueprint cover-sheet) of the WWII U.S. M18 Tank Destroyer (Hellcat)

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The M18 Hellcat was a very successful tank destroyer, the fastest tracked vehicle of the war… with well-trained crews achieving a 5:1 kill ratio against the German Panther tanks.

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M18 Hellcat Tank Destroyer  - This is a real blueprint made directly from vellum masters. Delivered to you on a full size master sheet measuring 42"x 30".
The blueprint will arrive uncut, edge not slit, or trimmed, and are marked for proper 36"x24" finishing. This is a detailed general arrangement plan (standard blueprint cover-sheet) of the WWII U.S. M18 Tank Destroyer (Hellcat)

All listed blueprint are in stock, ready for prompt delivery... continues below

 

“Did you know”...? the traditional scale for kit models: 1:144 1:100 1:72 1:48 1:32 1:24 (1/144 1/100 1/72 1/48 1/32 1/24) 
With 1/48 and 1/72 being the most popular for aircraft.
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