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Old 01-13-2009, 01:15 PM   #6
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That's and excellent technique and final paint job. If your doing a traditional camo job (say on a Joe vehicle or something comparable) then an airbrush will help a ton. It's really diffcult to get the misted edges that spray camo has from a brush, although as show above you can get very satisfactoy results doing camo with a harder edge with a good assortment of brushes. A good example or photo reference is also very helpful.

When painting any camo though, it's important to remember that camoflauge's function is to break up hard lines to make it harder to see with the human eye, so the less rigid/more organic it is, the more effective it is.
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