White Camouflage paint
for all  military models

HISTORY

We wanted to create a model camouflage paint to replicate poor quality paintwork seen on miltary vehicles.
Quite often, planes tanks, field guns would be painted with any white paint to reduce their visibility
Some planes had a thin cover of camouflage paint
Some planes had thick hand painted camouflage pattern.

APPLYING THE PAINT

 After one thin coat, the numbers and the Panzer Grey is still visible underneath.
Two coats
The result with a small scale brush, is small scale brushmarks
The rusty track colour shows through with one coat
Then we added more paint. We allowed this to dry between coats. This does not take too long.
Then we added details like slogans and oil stains over the top of the white paint. 

WEARING THE PAINT OFF

Wet methods
Taking the paint off using water and various brushes, sponges, cotton buds to create water and rain effects.
Dry methods
Taking the paint off using wire wools, small broken wooden peices and other hard objects to create wear made from hard objects such tree branches, bushes, buildings, fences and wire.
There is no need to undercoat the paint with hairspray to do this.
Removal of paint using dry methods. There is no need to use a hairspray undercoat for this effect
You can see here the new slogan over the white paint. The old numbers are hidden undeneath.
We have sta remove some of the white paint using a cotton bud and water.
This makes it like the actual photograph of the same tanks behind