Always a pleasure to see your work.

: The camouflage is passive, painted onto all the gear. A while back, Lionheart
: did a bunch of research into quick/efficient ways to apply temporary camo
: coatings to things.

That's interesting to hear. I did wonder a bit about the practicality of slapping camo paint on everything if it's only going to be temporary, but I guess that 500 years into the future they'd have solved any hurdles that may come with that. Maybe paint that comes off on its own after a set period of time or when sprayed with a special chemical. But I'm sure you've got all that figured out.

: The final assets are going to be fully camouflaged and ghillie'd up for the
: sake of maximum realism. Despite that, I find that the classic green and
: black is my preference.

I also prefer the standard colors from a purely visual standpoint, but I appreciate the way you've incorporated a sense of practicality to the designs with the camo. It's very true to Nylund's portrayal of the Spartans as very tactically-minded, as opposed to the cartoon superheroes a lot of later media have come to depict them as.