Thanks for the comments. I appreciate it. How did I paint it? Actually quite easy, with a lot of patience and coffee.
I broke the pattern down to a base - flat earth ( all colors Humbrol ) all over. Then look at the different panels that make the uniform. Cammo is printed on a sheet and the different panels is cut from different areas of the sheet - that is why camo is never uniform ( excuse the pun ). I started on the legs doing one panel at a time. I painted the dark green patches first as they form the 2nd largest areas to be covered. I then mixed dark green and flat earth 50/50 and did the smaller lighter shades. I then mixed dark green and white 50/50 and interspersed it, following up with flat earth and white 50/50 also interspersed as well as cockpit green for the small pea dots. I then used dark green again on some of the lighter shades doing small dots at a time. I then went on to the next panel making sure that the pattern do not cross the borders between panels. I sealed it with a matt varnish to even out the paint and then washed it with burnt umber ( oil paint ), applying another coat of flat varnish, dusting with a mixture of brownish patels, sealing it off with two final coats of flat/matt varnish ( Humbrol 49 ). The equipment was painted seperately and added on after completion of the uniform. The hands come in two parts to form a grip on the gun. I positioned the hands and glued it using MEK. When set I removed the arms from the joints and sanded the hands smooth to hide the seam. I re-attached the arms. The face was painted entirely in oils and added last. I used a 4/0 and 3/0 brush. handpainting everything except the base color which was applied with an airbrush.