While I personally feel that the true Army Mules are the logistics branch (Who make everything the grunts do possible), the US Army infantry carries the largest burden in kinetic operations while on deployment. The Marines get all the attention and, arguably, the hardest work, but the Army does the most of it. When America wants light shock troops focused on quickly subduing an enemy through sheer hoorah and infantry training, they call the Marines. When they want the most versatile and resilient troops, they call the Army. Though overall slower to react when called up (Besides the Rangers and 82nd Airborne), the Army can bring the fight.
These guys were my first attempt at painting multi-cam and as such I was not super happy with them. However, I was not unhappy enough to repaint. Rest assured that my next Army squad will be much closer quality-wise to my Brits.
Here they are:
Full Squad
Alpha Team
Bravo Team
Squad Leader
Team Leader
SAW Gunner
Grenadier
Rifleman
Grenadier
Rifleman
Team Leader
SAW Gunner
Here is the color template:
Item or Area
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Color
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Base Coat, Boots, and Uniform
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Vallejo (VMC) Pale Sand
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Skin
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Vallejo (VMC) Basic Skintone
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Rifle
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Vallejo (VGC) Black
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Brown Splotches
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Vallejo (VMC) English Uniform
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Light Green Splotches
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Vallejo (VMC) Golden Olive
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Black Splotches
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Vallejo (VMC) German Camo Black Brown
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Dark Green Splotches
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Vallejo (VMC) US Dark Green
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Full Figure Wash
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Agrax Earthshade
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Full Figure Drybrush
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Vallejo (VMC) Pale Sand
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