Some more of what I have been up to

[chrisonord]

Here is some Cartel armour for you, some mildly wiffed, some with a fair bit of modification.
Cheers
Chris
IMG_2408 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2407 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2406 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2405 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2404 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2403 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2402 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2401 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2400 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2399 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2398 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
IMG_2397 by Chris Hall, on Flickr
All are in my usual 1/72nd scale.

[NARSES2]

Some really nice stuff there Chris 

Particularly like the multi colour camo' schemes

[chrisonord]

Cheers Chris, I had a bit of an experiment with the paints I had, and thought, yeah, that will do.
Chris

[NARSES2]

Cheers Chris, I had a bit of an experiment with the paints I had, and thought, yeah, that will do.
Chris

Hope you took notes ? There's some nice ones there, I particularly like the ones which include the red/browns 

[zenrat]

I like the ones with the blue.  An underused colour in terrestrial camo schemes IMO.

[NARSES2]

I like the ones with the blue.  An underused colour in terrestrial camo schemes IMO.

Yup and it's a colour that will work when used in conjunction with a fair few others in what I see as a WWI style. Also works well as an urban camouflage with grey's and even white.

[chrisonord]

Thanks for the compliments fellas. I used the blue grey because it is an under used  colour in my cartel armour brigade, and because these vehicles are stationed in an area where there is coastal rocky outcrops of the same colour grey, I put some in to the mix. The su's have both been given newer bigger guns, and are tasked with being mobile coastal defence batteries. They won't have to hit anything big or at a massive distance due to the shallow estuary port the cartel uses for "import and export ". There are some vehicles in that lot, that are a lot more modified though.
Chris