My first post in Armorama and hope to learn more on armour modelling from here.

Rest of the pics are below:

http://www.outthere.info/Warrior_MCV/comp/page1.htm

Looks great so far, but maybe the tracks could be weathered a bit more. Possibly a dark brown wash followed by drybrushing with steel over the high points.

Just my 2 cents worth, I'm sure you'll get more and better comment later.

Great looking Warrior. I really like your paint job. Keep em' coming Max.

Erik

thats very nice Max. Perhaps to make it look more like its in a sandy environment you could mist a light coat of buff onto the lower surfaces

Hi
nice work on your Warrior. I think you can teach us a lot too !
Thanks to share.

Where did you get the crew equipment and the various boxes you added ?
Olivier

Looks pretty good. The tail lights are off though. The upper right and upper left light should be amber as they are turn signals. See below:







Oliver, all the stowage comes in the new(ish) Academy OIF Warrior kit. It is a pretty nicely updated kit.

Looks good! Don't forget the glass and wipers on the driver's periscope.

Thanks for the excellent feedback. I am still trying to get the hang of weathering tanks and hope to improve as I build more AFV!

Overall good build with nice weathering but you went a bit heavy on the stowage. Looks like you've impeded the opening of the rear hatch and the rotation of the turret.

Paul

Looks great. The only small nickpick would be the weathering of the tracks that seems to be fairly clean compared to the rest of the vehicle.

Thanks for sharing

very nice..i like the paint job and weathering. if only we can do something about the seams(moldlines) on the side of the vinyl tracks. i have one too and have to weathered heavy on the tracks just not to show the mold lines or seam. over all..thumbs up on your warrior.

I just got to say that I love it, that's a great job...

Yup like the model mate, especially the weathering ot the hull not too overdone. Just a small niggle, the extinguishers look to be the old BCF type and so should be a deep brunswick green colour. The newer 2kg dry powder type are bright red.

Max

This is a nice build.

great job overall.

So any hangs on the build were parts a good fit?

This Brunswick green you mention Max is this a Tamiya color?

No I don't think Tamiya does it but I think Humbrol do. It's a very deep bottle green. British vehicles in the late 50's early 60's used to be painted in it.
This is the closest I can find.



Max

Welcome to armorama. Very nice looking warrior!

In fact this is a pic of one, has a slight gloss sheen to it.
http://www.toadmanstankpictures.com/scorpion_17.jpg

Really nice build!

Thanks Max maybe try Floquil they might have something close to the color.

The colour on British vehicles in the 50s'/60's was usually Bronze Green or Deep Bronze Green.

Hope this helps.