A short tutorial on how I do Multicam in 20mm 
Dougie. Painting camo uniforms in 20mm is always a bit of a thorny issue. My tecnique has always been to go for the "look" of the camo and lighten colours. Multicam poses a few problems as there's so many colours in the pattern, I've used 6!, so good references are essential, you can find loads on line and "Combat and Survival" magazine is always a good source to check as well. On to the painting, the figure is a 20mm Britannia Infantryman, all colours are Vallejo.
The figure based, primed and flesh done.
The base uniform colour on, Medium Grey 987, highlighted with Buff 976.
The pattern is worked mainly horizontally first colour is English Uniform 921.
Second colour applied, Golden Olive 857.
Smaller disruptive areas of USA Uniform Green 922.
Flecks/swirls of SS Cam Blk/Brown 822.
Small flecks/swirls of white.
Some shots of the figure after details/equipment completed
Dougie. Painting camo uniforms in 20mm is always a bit of a thorny issue. My tecnique has always been to go for the "look" of the camo and lighten colours. Multicam poses a few problems as there's so many colours in the pattern, I've used 6!, so good references are essential, you can find loads on line and "Combat and Survival" magazine is always a good source to check as well. On to the painting, the figure is a 20mm Britannia Infantryman, all colours are Vallejo.The figure based, primed and flesh done.
The base uniform colour on, Medium Grey 987, highlighted with Buff 976.
The pattern is worked mainly horizontally first colour is English Uniform 921.
Second colour applied, Golden Olive 857.
Smaller disruptive areas of USA Uniform Green 922.
Flecks/swirls of SS Cam Blk/Brown 822.
Small flecks/swirls of white.
Some shots of the figure after details/equipment completed
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