1 Man Army 35GEN404 US 'Late' Serial Numbers 4 inch Sherman M4 1/35

1 Man Army 35GEN404 US 'Late' Serial Numbers 4 inch Sherman M4 1/35 is a unique set of masks dedicated to modelers seeking the highest authenticity when recreating late-war American Sherman M4 tanks in 1/35 scale. The product comes from the renowned Belgian company 1 Man Army, which specializes in producing precision paint masks used for airbrush work.

• The set contains 48 separate painting masks that allow for a faithful reproduction of the serial numbers of American vehicles from the final period of World War II.
• Each mask features a height of exactly 4 inches (approx. 10.16 cm in 1/35 scale), which ensures perfect compatibility with the original markings on real Shermans.
• The masks are made from high-quality self-adhesive film with appropriate elasticity, ensuring perfect adhesion even to curved surfaces and preventing paint from seeping underneath during painting.
• The set allows you to mark up to 24 vehicles with different, historically accurate number combinations—an excellent choice for collectors and diorama builders.
• Category: modeling accessories – painting masks for 1/35 scale plastic models.

Historical context:
Late World War II Sherman M4 tanks were a fundamental component of the armored forces of the US and its allies. American Shermans fought, among others, during "Operation Overlord" in Normandy and in the Ardennes.
These masks allow for the recreation of accurate serial numbers, which enhances the realism of models representing vehicles used in Europe and the Pacific theaters in 1944–1945.

The set is dedicated to both advanced and intermediate modelers for whom precise detail is crucial. The technique for using the masks requires basic knowledge of airbrush work. Difficulty level – 2/5.

1 Man Army 35GEN404 is especially recommended for anyone looking to take their Sherman models to a higher level of detail and historical accuracy. Using paint masks eliminates the need for decals, resulting in naturally appearing, seamless numbers—even on uneven hull surfaces.