This is my 1/35 Sexton Mk II finished as a vehicle from the RCA, 23rd Field Regiment, 31st Battery, “Baker” Troop shortly after landing in Normandy July 1944.
The build is based on the Dragon Sexton kit with a few upgrades added to better capture the look of a Canadian service vehicle. I used Resicast heavy-duty bogies, PanzerWerk CDP tracks, an Aber barrel, and added stowage from Resicast and detail work throughout to give it a more lived-in field appearance.
Nice build and nicely weathered to finish! Thanks for sharing!
Very nice 
Another fantastic build well done.
Great work Alex!
@SamS @idfpaul @AD_Sewards @ColinEdm appreciate the comments everyone, this was a fun one for sure!
Cracking model and finish.
As an aside, I just wonder if Brit artillery fans are aware that this beast was in serviceup until the early 60s.
Its incredible how long some WW2 era equipment served. I know the Ontario Regiment had M4A2E8 shermans into the early 70’s
Wow, amazing!
It looks great.
Even longer in some other countries. Off the top of my head, South Africa had them until the 1980s, I think.
Because I wanted to know for sure, I checked my copies of Jane’s Armour and Artillery. The 1985–86 edition doesn’t have the Sexton, but the 1981–82 one says it was still in service in India and South Africa.
Jakko, I assure you I am sure; I even remember seeing them at the time.
Now you need a fire mission, 10 rounds HE fire for effect.
