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I loved the paint scheme. It had a distinct "real" look, and while the models didn't necessarily jump off the page at you, they fit together nicely and are probably stellar on the table with terrain.

It appears people are split almost evenly about the paint scheme. For myself, if I was going to put that kind of work into the job, I'd not want it to look like unpainted plastic at the finish.
That being said, there were some excellent tips for prep work and keeping things sorted and humming along.