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That picture is good, it shows the engine deck: it’s an M4 (“A0”) with small driver’s hatches, and it seems to be a fairly early vehicle. However, it’s a different tank from the dozer in your other photo: it has no additional armour plates on the hull side, which the first tank does have.
But as far as I can tell, you don't need an M4A4 specifically. The Italian Army seems to have used most Sherman variants, so if you just want one to put on a railway flat wagon, you can buy an M4, M4A1, M4A2 or M4A3 and just build it straight from the box. Going by Scalemates, both Hobby Boss and Tamiya have ones that should be suitable, for example:
Small-hatch M4 with 75-mm gun:
Another small-hatch M4 with 75-mm gun:
Small-hatch M4 with 17-pounder gun:
Small-hatch M4A1 with 75-mm gun:
Large-hatch M4A1 wuth 76-mm gun:
Large-hatch M4A3 with 75-mm gun:
You could also take the turret from the large-hatch M4A1 and put it on the hull of the large-hatch M4A3 if you want that turret but with an angular hull. Don’t put it on any of the small-hatch hulls, though.
But as far as I can tell, you don't need an M4A4 specifically. The Italian Army seems to have used most Sherman variants, so if you just want one to put on a railway flat wagon, you can buy an M4, M4A1, M4A2 or M4A3 and just build it straight from the box. Going by Scalemates, both Hobby Boss and Tamiya have ones that should be suitable, for example:
Small-hatch M4 with 75-mm gun:
Another small-hatch M4 with 75-mm gun:
Small-hatch M4 with 17-pounder gun:
Small-hatch M4A1 with 75-mm gun:
Large-hatch M4A1 wuth 76-mm gun:
Large-hatch M4A3 with 75-mm gun:
You could also take the turret from the large-hatch M4A1 and put it on the hull of the large-hatch M4A3 if you want that turret but with an angular hull. Don’t put it on any of the small-hatch hulls, though.
