Hi,
The tank was airbrush in Tamiya's oliver green added some white directly,and only a few detailed were added.
Maybe the bags on the turrnt are disappointing.
But just tell me where need to be improved. Much thanks

Looks really nice overall. I suspect you are unhappy with the bags on the turret because they are too monochromatic. All that stuff was made at different places with different dye lots. If you paint them several different shades of your base color it really helps. Add a little dark brown to your base color and paint a couple with that. Add a little white and paint a couple of the other ones. Also, painting the straps a different shade helps break up the monotony too.
Also, one more minor suggestion. You could put a flat plate made out of sheet styrene stock across the faces of the spare road wheels. Shave a bolt head off a spare part and glue it in the center of the plate. It will make it look like the wheels are bolted to hull instead of just glued there.

Couple of good examples of both are at the link below.

HTH,
Shaun

http://www.missing-lynx.com/gallery/usa/m10_benharous.html

The tank was airbrush in Tamiya's oliver green added some white directly,and only a few detailed were added.
Maybe the bags on the turrnt are disappointing.
But just tell me where need to be improved. Much thanks

Two nice jobs. Can someone comment on the size of the antenna the Reichfox vehicle? Seems to me to be way too small for a WW II Crystal Set.

your frontmost and rearmost bogie wheels are riding up due to your vinyl tracks. They should be glued with the bogie wheel pushing down on the track -- I call it the Italeri M4A1 suspension syndrome (where the VVS bogie arms incorrectly rock back and forth).

Secondly, look at your references and note that the cant of the open drivers' hatches is different than how you've angled them. They splay more flat and towards the front.

Gary-- nice job. Show more of your work.