I originally planned on a "military green" colour scheme, opting to go for something drab and paint the whole model up as a vehicle rather than infantry. However, mid way through the paint job I changed my mind and went with a camouflage scheme. I didn't base this on anything in particular, but liked to interplay between the drab green and desert yellow.
The central blue "windshield" is actually supposed to be a hard pod casing, with the visuals being projected onto the pilot's mind or via internal viewscreens. I decided that the model needed a central focal point, and so went with a shaded blue canopy. I'm not really sure whether this worked or not. In any case, the real model does like nicer than these photos - the reflection on the gloss varnished canopy was difficult to properly photograph, and it has washed out the highlights.
The Komodo comes with several weapon options - including a rocket launcher, a railgun and a flamer.
The base is from Back-2-Basix, via Ebay, and added some more visual interest to the model.
As can be seen, Antenociti have added some excellent, semi-realistic detail to the model - including "jump jets" and exhausts on the rear.
The last sight that many xenomorphs will see before meeting a fiery end: the Komodo assault suit storming down the corridor, energy cannon blazing...
The Komodo is available form Antencoti's Workshop here.