Painting Field-Applied Camo with Tamiya Paints for Scale Models

Today we will look at painting this StuG in a base yellow with a "field-applied" green camouflage pattern over top. This is fun and allows us to be a little more messy than you usually would aim to be with a more refined camouflage pattern.
Base Colour: 50%/25%/25% XF-60/XF-4/XF-2, then I applied thinner at an equal ratio to the paint. Sprayed at 25 psi.
Camo Colour: 50%/50% XF-65/XF-71 with a thinner ratio of about 2:1 to the paint. Sprayed at about 10 psi.
My airbrush is a Badger 105 Patriot. Nothing top-of-the-line, but as you can see, you don't need anything too crazy to get a nice camo pattern; just thin down your paint and cut down on the pressure!
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