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The picture you have shown is a side elevation, i.e. side on to the camera. An isometric picture is taken from an angle, usually from above.

The problem with the conversion so far is that it just looks like you put the turret on backwards and alternated the sponsons. Maybe some plasticard work would make it look more convincing.

well to a greater or lesser degree that is more or less it.

The tracks go around the other way to normal with the rest of the tank around the normal way - plus the sponsons reversed side-for-side.

Effectively, its a really easy conversion that so far I have done using nothing but the stock kit parts and a few bits of extra plastic.

So, this is how it looks from a better angle;-




and with the (IMHO pretty ugly FW Executioner turret - cast in one solid peice with a gun that doesnt fit well at all);-

so given the first one a lick of paint, not sure what I should wash it with to make it less flat, plus I need to get a decent metallic paint for the guns as ATM I only have the chainmail and thats a bit too bright.