Thanks, Gamera, glad you like it!

I love that, great job!!! The storage and dust looks terrific! 

Thanks, Bish, much appreciated.

Bish

As for the dust, you certainlty have not done to much

And thanks for that, too - I'm relieved!

Nice job on that Hutch, turned out well.

As for the dust, you certainlty have not done to much. In the summer, especially on Salisbury Plain, armour gets covered in it.

Thanks, Mike and Tiger II, the two-tone brown camouflage scheme was something I was a bit unsure of - the painting diagram in the instructions is in black & white & the small colour pics on the box aren't much to go by.  But, when it was applied (I used Vallejo 71.038 Standard Camouflage Colour (S.C.C) 2 for the dark brown, as references indicated, and Vallejo 71.323 Dark Earth for the lighter shade), it looked pretty good.  Oh, the green box on the rear hull came from Tamiya's Churchill Mk VII, I didn't make that!

Thanks again,

                  Hutch.

Very nicely done. Your scratchbuilt stowage gear really lends a sense of realism to this tank.

That's nicely done. I love that light weathering and I have the 1/48 kit of this one and I'm going with the same idea you have. You're right, everyone always goes with the other scheme lol.

keavdog

I like the stowage you created

Thanks, John, I'm quite pleased with my first effort.  I've just realised I've forgotten the bloody antenna!  I'll fix it tomorrow (3" long paintbrush bristle).

     Cheers,

                 Hutch.

Looks great. I like the stowage you created.