From SebastianR: Much like everything else on my paint desk, this is [Overdue] (44.5 points)

Inside me there are four wolves.

The first wolf really wants to paint three tone camouflage on 6mm British infantry.

The second wolf is way too lazy to do so.

The third wolf rationalises it as a massive waste of effort.

The fourth wolf feels guilty about not painting three tone camo.

Honestly I dont know why I feared painting 6mm infantry so much. These might be one of the most lopsided effort to procrastination projects I've ever done.

Once I was told to just basecoat, wash highlight, black the guns they were a breeze. I think I had to master the secret art of not giving a shit as well though. Something about the minimal attention to detail still irks me.

Also, the basing isn't great? But I'm yet to see someone pull off basing modern infantry in a pleasing way so I'm going to give myself a pass this time.

I'm pretty sure I undercoated these minis before or at the start of covid and giving them uncomfortable glances ever since.

They are the final pieces of a Team Yankee in 6mm project, and represent a French VAB borne platoon and the dismounts from a British "Spartan Support Troop"

Here they are with their transports.

24.5 points for the infantry and 20 for the challenge.

Good post Sebastian, I don't blame you for not painting 3-tone camo on 6mm vehicles. You'd literally need a single-hair brush for that. "Hundred-zero" maybe? Basing 6mm infantry is hard though - my normal basing good would make the models look like they're walking through a boulder field. I think you're on the right track by just using flock of some kind.

Dallas