Thanks Nikos!
Alright, I’m calling this one.
Centurion Mk. 5 in the short lived Canadian 4 tone camo scheme. Marked as a fictional training vehicle assigned to Central Command
Bit of a slog at some points, but overall very happy with the final product. Big thanks to everyone for answering questions and to @DennisatAutoloader for the decals.
Didn’t really follow this one but I really do like the camo scheme. Well executed and nice restrained weathering. 
That’s amazing @Canmedic !!! Honoured to have been a part of this.
Thanks DV!
Don. I really like it … and I genuinely do not like pointing things out, as I know sometimes they cannot be fixed … ( like when I put my Shot’s roadwheels on back to front 
) - so please dont hate me, but are your tracks on the right way ? I think they are reversed.
The finish is superb… I love the dusting on the side skirts going along the bottom edges (was that air brushed on ?) and the streaking looks very very done and the mantlet cover looks perfect - the paint job is brilliant and very very unique …
Knowing me, anything is possible. That’ll actually be a super quick fix, none of the track pins are glued so I’ll just pull one and flip them around.
Edit: Yep, completely upside down… 
Thanks for the heads up Johnny, never even noticed.
I’m for yes
Looks great!!! The camo is really making it stand out.
Almost ready for primer. Small details here and there missing. I am also contemplating if I should add more stowage on the hull or not.
Great looking build Nikos
There is power 
Nice work so far Nikos. Really like the Eureka XXL Cables! 
—mike
Excellent job, gotta love this unique camo! Well done!
Looking splendid Nikos, keep up the good work!
I’m not too sure that the topmost picture depicts the British pattern searchlight; it is just too shallow. Also the British light had handholds set into the rim. I have a suspicion that it may be a searchlight from the AMX 13 series.
Primed up nicely Nikos, but I don’t envy you all that detail painting … You going with side skirts on or off ?
Love the busy turret! But where’s the radio tape!? 