I Built a V-150 Commando Tank In My Free Time (Which Took Me about 5-6 hours) and i tried to make it as detailed as i could! Hope You Like It!
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I like this a lot, but what I think can help you improve is to make it larger and more long to make it look like a realistic one. Another thing I suggest if you want to scrap it, make it more round, these are basic parts you would see every time like the triangular blocks. But this is great, really detailed. There isn’t much I can say because I don’t know about tanks, and it also depends on how you want it to be, but yeah keep up the work! 
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I would widen the base of the tank, because it looks like a oddly shaped car being impaled by a pole…
otherwise great work!
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The general design of the tank is really good. I like the amount of detail, especially in the windows and lights.
One thing you should do though is to add some rear lights to the tank. I’m not sure if they’re already there and from the perspective of the pictures they may be out of view. I also feel as though the top gun is pretty big compared to what I think are the top latches. I would either scale the gun down a bit or make those access hatches larger or a combination of both.
Other than that, the general style of the tank is good. Good luck on your project!
Same reply to the last two tank models you have made: clipping, non-alignment, etc. Same as your last V-200 Commando.
Still, your models have improved over time. View my last reply on your V-200 Commando for more detail. Since you still have the same problems.
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