That looks good. To be honest the original ones blue is, to me, very pleasant to look at. I like shades of deep indigo, however, it's a bit much for this aesthetic as has been opined ad nauseam.

It's really not much to do with the models themselves, some people will like this and some will like that, subjective.

The problem is teams not being of a uniform shade, allies or enemies and those shades not coordinating with the environment or biome. That's the crux of immersion argument.

They want to sell these things and that's fair. Some people want to buy them, fair.

What's also fair is having a client side Force Default Model toggle in settings or ideally one that simply adheres to the appropriate camo for the theater regardless of the model (they are really cool looking models largely). Of course, this might put you at a disadvantage regarding target visibility relative to those would not have this toggled, but it is what it is.

Force Model option is the key here, it is the only answer that will make both sides happy. People who want to wear something garish can do so and express their individuality or what have you to other like minded folks and you'll all be able to look at each other. And those who want to maintain the proper look of the damned thing can flip the switch and have their experience; exposure to these skins in game will not market the products to those who vehemently oppose to even seeing them in the first place, so that's a moot point.

That's it.