US M6 Heavy tank prototype

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**AAN**

Back to tanks! I am currently working on overdrive on my next book, the US Technical Manual for Victory Decision.
As in the German book a whole section is dedicated to game stats for prototypes.
A good example is the M6 below:

(15mm Flames of War Midwar Monster mini)

and a scale comparison with a Sherman:

(both FoW)

more 15mm models here: http://www.adpublishing.de/html/15mm_us.html

**warspawned**

Those are great. The detailing and weathering for 15mm is superb. Curiously I came across your site a few days ago whilst I was looking into Dust - great work all round

**monkeyh**

I'm not into this gaming system but I know good work when I see it! These are really good - well done.

**AAN**

Thanks guys!

**winterdyne**

Very nice work!

**oadie**

warspawned wrote:The detailing and weathering for 15mm is superb.

Agreed. 15mm doesn't allow much room for detailing, but you've captured the right feel, so it almost appears like a larger model viewed at a distance. I'm impressed.

**palehorse**

The wethering looks grand!Nice work.

**sennacherib**

Yeah you did a great job. whenever i see a military modeller working in 1/16th and their tank looks awsome, its still 1/16th scale. Your working in 15mm and it looks great. thats so cool. Your book is for flames of war?

**kenshin620**

Very nice model. I cant help but love the blocky heavies of american engineering. Makes me wonder what would have happened if america decided to invest into heavy tanks

**AAN**

Thanks for all the nice comments!

sennacherib wrote:Yeah you did a great job. whenever i see a military modeller working in 1/16th and their tank looks awsome, its still 1/16th scale. Your working in 15mm and it looks great. thats so cool. Your book is for flames of war?

The mentioned book is for my gamessystem Victory Decision: http://www.adpublishing.de/html/victory_decision.html
Generic WW II system that can handle everything from 6mm to 32mm models...