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I went with my tabletop Kroot scheme of natural colors, broken up with bright areas like the warpaint and strap tassles. The weapons were simply drybrushed rather than highlighted and detailed as I got too impatient and wanted them done and joined to their units. Rather than scavenging together rocket equipment, I envisioned these Kroot as getting a case of new Imperial launchers as payment for a mercenary contract, and keeping them new and well maintained. The bright green ends up helping them stick out in their squads so that I remember they exist during the shooting phase. Nothing fancy on the painting, really, the converting took longer and is the stage I actually enjoy. I'll be making 4-6 more, so any ideas for posing, additions, etc. are welcome.

They look really great, especially the rockets: I didnt think the green would look good but you've pulled it off really well!

That green is really striking, but I actually kind of like it. I would suggest a wash of Thrakka Green to bring out the detail, but I'm not sure how much that would darken or mute the color. You've got a cool idea going on here.

You could have one re-loading a launcher.