During the 1930s, the Soviet Union began developing a camouflage pattern for use by scouts, engineers, and snipers. The amoeba camouflage pattern, officially known as makirovochnyi kamuflirovannyi kostium or MKK, was produced and utilized throughout World War Two. The amoeba pattern was produced in summer/spring green and autumn/winter brown versions. I decided to paint my Soviet Scouts in the green version to better match my current terrain collection. The paints I used are Vallejo’s Russian Uniform (924), Black (950), Chocolate Brown (872), and Buff (976).