You'll have to ask Eric for a picture of his head

What a great build. Not my subject, but that doesn't matter at all. I think it looks fantastic - keep going!

Gijs, this is really looking super. If you are after the exact depiction of the figures, the loader wore glasses - a nice little test of skills in 1/35 scale. The TC put his chocolate chip Desert Storm cover on his CVC and then placed 3rd ID patches on both sides just like on the infantry Kevlars. Eric also had a 3rd ID patch on this left shoulder and a 1st Cav patch on his right shoulder.
Poses looks great.
Bob

It's looking very good! The only thing I might add is some dust (as you yourself said), especially around the wheels.

Gijs,
Looks great. I really like how you have captured the subtle tones with your weathering. One thing that you might want add is to get some spent .50 caliber brass & PE links (either Mission Models or Lion Roar) and mound them up under the .50 caliber MG. Also, the back corner of the Gunner's Sight cover aka the doghouse would be chipped up/lightly rusted from the impact of the brass & links during firing.

The crew poses are great... IMHO, they should be lower in their hatches or inside of the turret, but you have a scene that you are building so...

Can't wait to see the next series of pictures.

John

Gijs, What did you use to simulate the vision blocks?

I got one word for your tank BEAUTIFUL

awesome work,

I was in 1-64 from 2001 to 2003 and remember the bussle rack additions...If I remember right, 2nd Brigade, 3ID were the only ones with them.