What's the most ridiculously detailed thing you ever tried to paint?

[petercooman]

I use epic 40k, and there it has a firepower 8 all around with 45 cm range :p

But if you really want to hurt the big stuff you used these   :

[getagrip]

Heraldry in 10mm

Tried that and then bought transfers 

[petercooman]

Heraldry in 10mm

Or the officers map of a beach landing on a 10mm command stand:

[getagrip]

Wonderfully insanely brillian!

Absolutely love that 

[Maenoferren]

Tried that and then bought transfers 

I didn't

[Ithoriel]

Tac Markings on my Epic Marines

[getagrip]

I didn't

[FierceKitty]

6mm tartans.

[clibinarium]

On 10mm, probably the "GR" and crown on SYW British mitres, or maybe the lacing on samurai ; especially hard as its not sculpted on the Pendraken figures. That's what made me give up samurai in 10mm.
On 20mm; lots of divisional patches on shoulders, black bull on yellow square, or especially problematic is the US flag. Its about giving the impression rather than strict accuracy.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Samurai I have to agree with.
Screaming IsEagle patches on 15 mm US airborne are a nightmare too!

[Techno]

Very nice indeed, Peter ! 
Cheers - Phil

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

6mm tartans.

Easy - dark green.

IanS

[getagrip]

Easy - dark green.

IanS

At 6mm it will probably look about the same

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

At 15mm it's dark green with thin yeller stripes.

IanS

[barbarian]

On 20mm; lots of divisional patches on shoulders, black bull on yellow square, or especially problematic is the US flag. Its about giving the impression rather than strict accuracy.

Modern 28mm (Empress miniatures) : The shoulder pad US flag (backwards, mind you.)