Definitely looks the part Ezra. And nice paint job with a well worn weathering, sets it off nicely…
On my headlights, I’m not sure whether to do both in a silvered finish, or do the inside ones as IR headlights… Is either way ok ??? I have seen ref pics with both ways so I guess either way is ok ?
I have a question for all … I have a “superstate” Centurion from AFV Shot Kal 1973 - how can it be converted / changed? What conversion should I use? I don’t know, maybe a technical car? Sorry for the off-top …
Piotr, I don’t quite understand the question. Could you please clarify?
Could it be:
I have a leftover kit (AFV-Club et.c) and I am looking for a cool conversion.
Maybe some engineering vehicle or similar based on this chassis?
Edit: It seems that Piotr confirms my interpretation 
This is exactly what it should be … sorry, my English is not very good … 
No worries!
We need to exercise our brains 
Your English is light years ahead of my Polish 
How about a conversion set for making it a South African Olifant Mk1 tank?
Good idea … how can this be done?
First result in google search: 1/35 Olifant Mk1A MBT SADF conversion kit | eBay
Search for olifant 1/35 conversion
Seeing all these great Centurions sure make me feel like building one as welll… and I do have some in my stash, so I am sure I will join and build one before this campaign is finished… needless to say it will be a 1967 IDF version for my IDF diorama…
Thank you for the link - I have to think about it … great idea! 
Join us! 
I will, but not yet… haven’t got the room to do to many builds at the same time…
Are you cowardly 
You can also go for the Legend resin conversion to a Puma or Nagmashot but these are expensive and hard to find nowadays. If you need reference for the Olifant I have lots of photos
Puma or Nagmashot you can get the whole model…with Oliphant you intrigued me … 
Correct. Those Legend conversion sets, while superb, cost an arm and a testicle (or two). For the price of a single set you could probably buy all Sho’t based vehicles (Nagmashot, Nagmachon early/late and Puma) in styrene.
@ Piotr: Yep 
or sensible…
@ReluctantRenegade: I had heard of the expression ‘costs an arm and a leg’ but not your variant of it
Yep - still couldn’t walk away afterwards…
