Painting lozenge camouflage on german WW1 planes by hand

Get carbon paper and the correct pattern printed off of the internet.Use it to transfer the pattern onto the wings and fuselage and fill it in with a fine brush of the appropiate color.I remember making a DR1 that suggested that in the instructions.

I'm with GM---decals would be a much simpler way to go.

Years (decades) ago I hand-painted lozenges on the wings of a Revell 1/72 Fokker D.VII. I had a sharp eye and a steady hand, and the results weren't awful---I laid out the pattern in pencil, then 'filled in' the colors---but even with a steady hand, the problem ultimately was making the pattern look uniform enough. It's nearly impossible to keep the layout even enough to look anything but...well, hand-painted.

Just my two Deutschmarks. Good luck.

https://www.aviattic.co.uk/172-decals.html

These are 1/72, easier to find in other scales. It's the best way to go about it.