Looking really good, bud! Glad my build inspired you to do one too.
Couple of minor nitpicks if you don't mind.

I think the tracks came out great, but maybe try to tone down the rusty appearance on them a tad, and a bit more "steely" look on the ground contact areas of the tracks.
The rear lights, they should all be blacked out exept for the upper left one that should be red, as yours.

Again, nice overall apperance, can't wait to see the Lee in progress.

Okay are you saying the the right one should be Black and no red on Top?

I have both tops red and bottoms black.

Suggestions on the Steely color would be good also.

So chime in Buddy.

Thanks Jasper for the comment.

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Okay are you saying the the right one should be Black and no red on Top?

I have both tops red and bottoms black.

Suggestions on the Steely color would be good also.

So chime in Buddy.

Thanks Jasper for the comment.

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Yup bud that's correct, the right one should be blacked out too, no red on top.
Like in this pic borrowed from HeavyArty...



As for the steely color I think you should use a dark metallic grey and sort of "scrub" it on, after transferring most of it off the brush, kinda like dry brushing. Then you can use a regular 2H or a carpenters pencil on the raised portions of the tracks to get a more metallic sheen., or you can use MIG Gun Metal pigment.

Just my two cents, buddy!