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Hey all, looking for comments regarding my new paint scheme for AG. Basic theme is that these guys were fighting the bugs and as a scare/survival tactic, started making leather camo out of the dead nid parts. In order to fight on the lines you have to kill at least one nid. You keep what you kill type deal.

I would think this would be rather useful in not only general camouflage, but also adaptive pheromone camo from the bugs. I'm not tied to this scheme so let me know what you think.

It's a little busy, but I actually like it. It definitely brings to mind the kind of patterns you'd see on bugs adapted to living in the jungle. I'd try painting the boots black or a dark brown though - the taupe color isn't really doing the model any favors. I dig everything else though.