I get asked a lot about my camo schemes so here is a bit of a walkthrough, im on PC and use overload so its easier for me than for tablet or phone users but its still possible on all.

(plane used for this bit: English-Electric-Victorious-5-0

Step 1

So, to start with have a general idea of what you want in the way of camo, is it going to walk across the build? Curl around? be sharp edged like some German WW2 schemes etc.

Step 2

Build your plane to suit, so use a few more blocks, that leading edge that you made out of 1 piece make out of 3

Step 3

Colour the plane in one colour (use a nice contrast colour, not dark or too bright like white, i use orange and pink for the contrast because it works)

Step 4###

Add a different colour to some panels to form your rough outline of camo, sometimes its made more obvious by the plane shape or position of certain panels.

Step 5

Now the fun bit, create a series of panels all linked to each other to form a camo smooth shape (0 weight and drag or else autoroll.... thanks ChiChiWerx for the reminder), in this case the panel im laying it on was 7.5 long so i used 5 panels of 1.5 long. Make sure they have a straight edge for where it will match your panel on the plane

Step 6

Now add that panel to the plane and nudge and twist to suit the panel its overlaying (multiselect is handy here), ive coloured the added panels in differently to normal to highlight their position.

Step 7###

Rinse and repeat 6 until you are happy you have the camo you want.

Step 8###

Try a couple of different main colours

I hope this helps, I know this is a very abbreviated post for what is a time consuming but worthwhile technique.

Feel free to ask me about any part of this mini-tutorial.

Plane used: English-Electric-Victorious-5-0

Plane used: RJ Halocene B1

Plane used; RJ F103

Another Method

Alternatively you can design the panels to join together seamlessly as part of the build rather than overlay but this is complicated and with its own problems. It works well though on german ww2 aircraft

Plane used: BV215