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You seriously kicked it up a notch with the wooden and dark gray metal texturing. It helps set the expectation for the gritty military look. The new camo design is *chef's kiss* but I gotta give some criticism.
The phong lacks a militaristic matte detailing (too shiny.) Basically all military stuff is super matte. Though I think in the end this is a matter of artistic vision clashing with readability (phong silhouette highlights) either phong setting I think are both valid.