I also added some highlights with various whites, beiges, and other lighter colours of the camo to edges. Light and dark grey drybrushing simulated light wear on the hull edges and tools. I painted over the tools and the round headlights with the camo pattern as this was a quite recently applied camo and usually the notek light was used instead as it was more discreet.
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Plenty of pigments added to the exhaust cover to simulate heavy rust.
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And she's done! It was a great kit to build, especially after all the Dragon kits I've been building recently. And yet, somehow, Dragon parts STILL GOT ONTO THIS TANK...
Not a superb show-stopper result, but I personally like it for its quirkiness with the massive gun on such a small tank!
It was also my first attempts at both a major modification and painting a 3-tone camo on a model, and I think it turned out really well!
I'll have pics in the 'Reveal' section under better (not orange) lighting. Bye for now!
Especially all you first-time tankers!!!! 
