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I've only done that once, for a Cybertron Dirge from Cybertron Thundercracker. Digital desert camo style. I found photographs of what I was going for to use as a guide/reference, and after choosing my paints, started with the lighter larger colors first. I used a 0 brush for most of that, but when it got down to the super tiny details, I took a toothpick and shaved the tip down as small as I could to paint with. There are guides out there for camoflauging toys... 'course different techniques would be in order depending on if you were painting a vehicle versus a human.

figurine: Historicus Forma :: Painting 3/6 Color DCUs & Woodland BDUs by Pete Beccera Jr.

vehicles: Six Steps for Painting Small Scale Armor by Brett Green


My Dirge: