anyone know if they got a Centurion ither HL or Tagine?

No unfortunately. Chally is the first British tank, ever from them. There are custom kits for Cromwell and Comet, and the same guy just made available a Churchill kit and he is working on a Centurion.

http://www.ludwigs-hobby-seite.de/Britische%20Fahrzeug%20Bausatze%20HQ.html

the churchill looks cool.

I will seriously consider it but need to figure out couple of things with Ludwig first. Not too sure why he choose the Sherman tracks as the PzIII/IV tracks looks much closer to the real thing. Also not too thrill with the road wheels. I find that with his kit unless you spend mega bucks to get the metals ones he offered, you are better off substituting it with something else. Here is my Comet from him but I use a Taigen metal T34 lower with Heng Long Leo roadwheels:

https://can-amrctankclub.canadian-forum.com/t1360-just-arrived

And here is his Cromwell:

https://can-amrctankclub.canadian-forum.com/t1332-battle-armor-cromwell

My current project is one of his kit and I am using Juckenburg's resin wheels instead of his polish metal ones which is crazy expensive.

Yea the Churchill looks nice... unfortunately it's VERY expensive considering it's all on a laser cut polystyrene sheet. It's lacking a lot of detail and it doesn't say anywhere if the front hull pieces are included. I'd try one if money were no option / he included more information.

I wouldent even if I had the money lol, just sucks like HL dosent make one

He doesn't do details.......... Basically no resin or molded parts, which makes details virtually impossible. For the Comet I have to improvise, for my E-100 I need to get resin/metal parts from other vendor.

On the otherhand, have you ever seen a Churchill ?!?!?