I've been closing-in on final paint schemes for my Unified Marine Corps troops & colonial combat androids. I want something that will look plausibly military but futuristic, whilst working in a colourful extraterrestrial jungle setting. To the right is a rework of the UMC trooper camo that I posted a few days ago. The visors are now plain grey, but I will add a 'jewel effect' as a final touch. The camo has slightly bolder strokes, & the boots have base-green plates on the front. I'm quite pleased with this scheme now. The pattern isn't too riotous, & seems to blend the troopers into their surroundings well. These models are 15mm
Rebel Minis Earth Force Marines.
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For the colonial combat androids, I'm aiming for something that will mark them out as an opposing force, whilst still looking military. I've gone with a simple vivid green colour, with highlights along the upper edges of the armour plating. This lends a slightly mantis-like appearance, where the camo is more about looking like harmless foliage rather than blending-in. The model is a 15mm
Rebel Minis Shalur Mercenary.
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