Alright, I believe I got it a little closer.  Tore the whole thing back apart and crossed my fangers.  It took awhile, but the hold up has mainly been to finish the other side, which I hadn't done yet and to add the details where I asked for that reference help a few posts back.

Tell me what y'all think now and don't hold back?

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And here's the same picture of the gaps with the old picture cut off and the new one sized and aligned until I had it as close as I could.

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Now, if y'all was paying attention, you'll notice I put different track links all over the place.  These are a more accurate British Centurion track like the original.  These came from that VESPID Centurion from China I picked up a few weeks ago.  That kit at 1/76th is still way too big, so every tank link you see has been cut 4 different cuts and glued together.  That's the best I can do.  I have also made the entire engine section separate along the seam of the original model kit to prepare for being able to take it apart when it's finished, should that need arise.

Alright.  Y'all let me have it!

Rob.