I can't say i know a thing about these vehicles, but that looks like some very good work. Thanks for sharing.

WOW                  Very impressive!!

Echoing tiger,,,,,,,,,, thanks for sharing!

Bill

Man, that looks nice. So what's your take on multimedia kits? Lookin to do another in the future?

Stephen

Very nice....good work on the cables....nice weathering....great job on the tank ambulance!!

Rounds Complete!!

Nice work, good enough for the thread title to say what it is... not what it isn't...

How did you do the vision blocks & if commercially available, where from?

It came out very nice.  Good job on it.  I too have the Legend conversion set for this.  It looked like a good set in the box and an even better set once built.

  No, it isn't a Sherman but your work

stands very strongly on its own merits.

 This is just really nice. You have good abilities.

The mini-turret with the .50 is an eye catcher.

 Extremely competent job all around and very

realistically worn/weathered.

to the comments posted. Always good to see the modern gear get its due!

It's not a Sherman, but...

it's pretty friggin' cool.

Very nice job on the weathering and the coating on the periscopes looks great!

I'd gladly  do another kit in the future, it was a great build!  I really want to attempt the  British recovery tank...heard it called a Rhino,

The vision blcks were done w/ craft store party confetti, trimmed to a tiny rectangle, and epoxy'd . I chose the violet front and red sides to appear to color shift....some pics show them a greenish tint though.

I tried some paint from Alcad for the blocks, armoured glass, but wasn't happy w/ the results.

I'd originally planned it lifting a M1 Abrams pack, but forgt to order it..oops!

Thanks everyone for the positive comments, it makes it all worth the build!

Looks awesome!

Excellent work. Thank you for sharing.

Looks ready to roll out of the Motor-Pool.

These things are just awesome lookin'!

Nicely done .

Supurb.

Thanks!!  The build was probably my most fun, and complex kit ever. The kit isn't really hard, just a ton of pieces, and require patience....walking away numerous times!! 

I really wish I'd read more about using the hairspray method before the finish coat, the spade really needs more wear.  I tried the sponge chipping method used on the rest of the 88 , but it looked wrong..just didn't have the "layered" look I wanted. guess its just nit-picking!