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WWII national camouflage painting techniques: How to conquer quirky camouflage

In the days when tank camouflage was only possible with visual and optical devices, distinctive camouflage was an important form of defense, as it delayed the enemy’s detection, made the tank’s shape difficult to recognize, and confused the enemy’s direction of movement, making it difficult to aim.
During World War II, many countries adopted camouflage paint schemes.
In reality, there were cases where camouflage paint was not applied due to war circumstances or to improve productivity, but it was always adopted.
We will introduce the painted shoulders and weathering used to recreate the distinctive camouflage patterns of each country during the war.
Master the art of camouflage painting by learning a variety of unique camouflage methods (airbrush, brush painting, masking).