Painting DCU camo in acrylics using Jaume Ortiz method

[@gaetamodeler]

Omg, why didn't this video come out before I finished my last diorama with my figures about the OIF operation, your demo is very good and your ability, I'm sure I would have been better seeing your work, thanks for sharing 🙏🏻

[@AM_miniatures_painter]

Thank you for your kind words, such comments motivate me to create more videos. Regards!

[@Mr.OctopusModels]

👏very nice, good job !!

[@AM_miniatures_painter]

Thanks for comment!

[@goforitpainting]

It's a very cool tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

[@AM_miniatures_painter]

Thanks a lot!

[@lamodelsmilitarymodels2989]

Very cool my friend!

[@AM_miniatures_painter]

Thank you!

[@lmmodellismomilitare]

Nice. Good job to see. Good tutorial to follow. Ciao

[@AM_miniatures_painter]

Thanks, bro!

[@denisfedak5567]

Hi, nice video, what brush have you used ?

[@AM_miniatures_painter]

Thank you. First time I used Winsor&Newton Series 7 Miniatures - and it is very good. Generaly all natural brushes should be ok. I can recommend cheap brushes Restaurohouse serie 870

[@mgentile7]

Does anyone know the Vallejo equivalent colors?

[@AM_miniatures_painter]

You can try to look for conversion tables on the Internet, but I wouldn't trust them. I recommend getting some element of the uniform from surplus and choosing the colors yourself

[@The_Comedian556]

@@AM_miniatures_painter Would you agree that the base colour is a very light desert beige, more white than yellow? I tried painting this camo pattern with iraqi sand and it did not look like the real thing. Also having seen real versions of these cams they look different out of the box than they do after theyve been worn AND in pictures.

[@AM_miniatures_painter]

@@The_Comedian556 its a beige color, not sand, not yellow tone.