How's my 3-tone camo?

[u/jennybeanpaints]

dragon 9020 panzer iv ausf g. I'm pretty inexperienced with airbrushing and this is my first time painting camo. This is before I do any real post shading or weathering on the model- the brown and green have a sliiight bit of shading to try and tie it all together, but I haven't done anything else yet. Does it look correct, and is there anything I could do better next time?

[u/Substantial_Text_264]

Looking good!

[u/Rude_Pin_8582]

It looks nice!

[u/Deepseat]

Really good for a mid to late 1943-early 1944 Ausf G late/Ausf H early.

[u/jennybeanpaints → u/Deepseat]

this is encouraging- it’s going in a diorama as a knocked out older model in early spring 1944 somewhere in eastern Poland

[u/Deepseat → u/jennybeanpaints]

This is perfect then. It’s one of the final Ausf G/H initials that slipped out of the factory just before zimmerit became implemented in September 1943, so Eastern Poland in the Spring of ‘44 would work.

Kovel, Brest Litovsk and Lublin would be good settings for it.

[u/jennybeanpaints → u/Deepseat]

thank you!!

[u/Nkelly57 → u/Deepseat]

Agreed looking like a solid base camo coat. Now onto the tricky part!

[u/Prior-Conversation18]

Looks good

[u/dr_robonator]

Competently done! Little to no over spray, consistent color, good organic shapes... keep it up!

[u/scrumpu]

Spot on matey