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I just finished the Dragon Panzer III Ausf. H. I used an old set of Tamiya tracks cause I hate indi-links. I am like you, I prefer a clean tank, so I haven't done any weathering at all. I also haven't decaled it because the Dragon decals seem too large to me. My tank is in Panzer Gray. 
Jeff,
A great build.Since you put it on a plaque like that,that's a good reason to keep it very clean.
Yes,put a light discoloration on the end of the gun.Can you reach in and paint the centerguide teeth a worn steel look?If the vehicle moved at all,those get polished quick.
But the thing I noticed,the tracks are on backwards.The main "bar" should face to the front,followed by the rest of the block.But,in the field,after a repair,there is a chance for a hurried crew to oopsie it once in a while...
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Hi. Looks real nice. You've really done a wonderful job on that paint. Could use a tad bit more weathering, but I see your point about not wanting to over do that, as it can be easily done. And even though on a lot of models this added 'heavy weathering' looks nice, I really don't think its all that authentic in a lot of circumstances. Maybe some silver or aluminum on the track where it comes into contact with the ground surface. Either with paint or a silver pencil. I used a silver pencil on the contact areas of some R.R. track the other day and was real pleased in how it turned out. Very controlable.
Thumbs up on your models and your skills. Very nice indeed.
Take care, sgirty
(++) (:-) Jeff,very sharp looking Is the hull m.g. supposed to be missing? Also what type of tracks did you use? The sag on it looks great #:-)
Looked real good lord Jeff. Don't really have anything need to add, just a little black on the gun muzzle. and maybe add that antenna, that's all
Overall, real nice.
Which division is this from?
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