Your tracks are very well done. They look very realistic - almost perfect. The dust effect overall is also a highlight. I think you over did the chipping, though. These tanks were painted on a regular basis. The spare tracks strapped to the bussel rack should be swapped with the backpacks on the sides of the turret, too, as the crew members regular climbed up there, and stepping on someone's backpack is frowned upon. You should also add a bulb to the end of the antenna, as they wouldn't be used w/o them (saftey hazard). Excellent build, though - a masterpiece. These were the vehicles in my cav platoon while in Germany in the 80s.

Nicely done, just a note from a dino rider. Your Hoffman device cable enters the turret through the gunners telescope port. A physical impossibility without removing the 105D gunners telescope. It was usually routed through the right side opening which was the coax MG port. If this tank is equipped with TTS the seachlight mounts would not be mounted. Passive gunners sights almost always had a searchlight.

Over all you have done a great job representing one of the tanks I crewed. I could not find fault in your workmanship, just some minor quirks that a tanker would notice.

Tom