Warrior IFV by ComplxMind
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Description
Latest work in progress. Still more detailing to go, lights, etc., but I think it is coming along ok. Very difficult when you only have one image to go by that I saw in a magazine (upper image). So I'm basically going at it in a whimsical manner for the rear sections. ;O)
Comments always welcome. I will be working on a military series in upcoming months, so I should be posting more hopefully soon. This model is available on the ComplxMinds website.
Comments (10)
shayhurs
Nice job!
flazza
The panelling and turret look good, the tank tread sucks at the moment but I am assuming that is something that you are still working on.
ComplxMind
Thanks for the comments flazza. Actually, the tracks are very detailed as well, but you can't see them in this image because of the shadowing.
ravenwing75
Like the chrome on the tracks, dont know if you wanted them chrome but it stands out. Tough looking tank, kind of like the Bradley Tank.
ComplxMind
Yeah, had to make it a little "sporty". ha-ha. The actual model has them in a lime-green to match the rest of the textures.
SophiaDeer
Excellent model! I admire people who can make them..this is fantastic!
mapps
This puppy kiks butt! Looks like a Martian landscape. Are there little green men in yer lean, mean, green machine? Very well done ComplexMinds.
allengraph
Wonderful details here! Excellent work!
Phoe
That haze light in the background makes it even better , great work.
tallpindo
Now this kind of recon vehicle changes in the light like a chameleon from a M-551 "Sheridan" on the cover of "Leatherneck" and my brotheer in law screaming "You read the magazine I left on the coffee table in front of the couch here in your house where we are staying!" to Tim McVey and a Ryder Rent-a-Truck and a Marine guard dead at his desk in the Murrin building. In WW-I they were called female tanks and the Germans mostly used them.