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You build a tank and see how close you get it to the real thing.
I have a composition of my own that has 56 variants, most look like the real thing, others are inbetween, theres limitations with parts and such.
The next best thing to a composition is an actual new model of what was built but that takes weeks to months depending on what it is. All i can say to the naysayers is do better, and if you dont like it dont use it.
Cascadian Patriot good work, i will add it to my WW2 compilation list!
as for the hull, i blended it the best i could.