Hey Lars, thanks for the tag.

The only thing I can say about this KT is 'great'. As you've responded earlier regarding the track sag and grills you have done your research. I checked out the weathering, leaves and camo and its in the up-close pics is where I can see that the plastic looks like heavy metal. So again, great job.

Splendid job! I'm taking note of lowering the airbrush air pressure, I forgot to dabble with it on my last build and had a hard time to get a precise work. Looking forward to your next! Any diorama in the works or will you just build it as a stand alone?

Love how she came out! Excellent work! The camo looks fantastic! 

Thanks for the feedback!

Tigerman, i was also thinking the same about the tracks, but as i often do, i looked at a lot of pictures of the real vehicle and you will see that the track does not hit the roadwheels until the 2nd or 3rd one. I did not quite like the grills that came in the kit, yet again i looked at a lot of pictures, and in half of them the tank did not have any grills at all, so i decided to replicate that, i like the look of it.

Keavdog, thanks a lot! I did the camo with a double action airbrush, the sparmax sp35.. I did a bit of a mistake with the thinning on the black base coat, so the paint is a bit thicker than it should have been... The satin varnish helped it out a lot in the end however.. The flecks were simply made using the 3 colors in the camo, and applied with a very fine tamiya detail brush.

That looks great Lars.  Did you do the camo with a single action or double action brush?  I'm not an armor modeler but appreciate the work and skills.  How do you do the light flecks of tan, green and brown? 

Very solid build Lars. You did a great job on the ambush-pattern. I also like the fact that you didn't over-weather it. The only thing that I might have done is to glue the tracks down on the first road wheel to get a tighter track sag and added engine grills. Other then that, I look forward to your next build!