Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

It just hit me. The M26 Pershing is part of the T20 series. Were you asking about those? If so, I already did a WW2 and MBT series for them.

http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/showt...ighlight=icons

Sorry, I let me World of Tanks T20 interfere with that question. Lol

Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

Thank you for your reply. I was thinking of the T20-T25 prototypes. The T23
was put into limited production (250 built), but none were ever put into service.

Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

But, to answer your original question. I was not planning on doing those. I'll do a bit of research and see if it makes my list. Are you wanting those for a mod or scenario or something?

Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

No, just thinking about adding them to my U.S. OB file.

Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

Do you know which of the T20 series you are looking for? They are numerous.

Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

Primarily the T23. It's the only one that was put into limited production.

Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

Added to my list, but I have others I would like to do first. So please be patient with me.

Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

I know you probably hate me about now, but I just remembered ANOTHER flame tank prototype. :doh: :p But this should be easy to do; it's basically a M26 Pershing with a greeble added to the turret.

Development of the T35 began October 1945; most likely because the "coaxial" flamethrower T33 Sherman was now obsolete as a gun tank in the immediate post war environment against what was projected in the next couple of years, so a project was started to make a Pershing version of the T33 as the T35.

Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

:haha: Nah, don't hate ya.

I'll consider putting it on my list Mark. My next subject is going to be William's request for the T23. While I am in my Hunnicut Pershing book I'll dig around and see if there is anything on your T35. :potion:

Re: T26E4 Super Pershing Icon set 1.0
 

Actually, there's nothing in Hunnicutt's book on the T35.

Most of the information is from documents in the National Archives.