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Some pics of my grav tanks and hover units Any suggestions for improvements?

Nice glowing effects. Great job!

Looking very nice overall. Really liking the red and black, looks just gritty enough overall. Canopies on the tanks in the first pic are great too.

Personally I'd stick to a single weapon colour, probably white, do the rest of the gems (looking great there too) and the vyper canopies, crisp up those vyper saim hann logos and turn the osl down in the engines. Doesn't really make sense for light to hit the top of the chassis. Also if the silver edging is wear on the paint I'd either make it more random or maybe do some light stippling elsewhere on the paint.

I’ll post more pics later once I touch up the Vypers. Also will post pictures of Windriders and spears

Two more minor details you may want to look at are the "cages" around the prisms main crystal. I personally do them in the weapon colour and feel it adds some more depth to the weapon. Could edge some white to the front crystal whilst you're at it.

Other minor upgrade could be on the canopies. The structure around the canopies edges are painted in the canopy blue. You could touch them up or black them out. They are a pain to get to, the solution I used was humbrol maskol. Seems you like me like the airbrush, it's a great material if you are unfamiliar with it it may be worth a look into, you can paint the canopies glass, lay down the mask then AB the whole vehicle before peeling off the maskol. Might also find a gloss finish on the blue really sets off the appearance of glass in addition to that wonderful light effect you applied, I just lay down a thick even layer with a brush. *this works really well on the gems too.