There is a scheme for a Panther G that I am tempted to try, that could be done with this technique;

http://rustandthecity.blogspot.ca/2013/03/tutorial-german-disc-camouflage-1.html

http://davestankworkshop.blogspot.ca/2013/03/panther-g-disc-pattern-camouflage.html

http://www.amps-armor.org/ampssite/reviews/showReview.aspx?ID=1737&Type=FB

Too bad this isn't available in 1/16; 
http://www.ak-interactive.com/ecomm/?acc=Catalog&sacc=view&IDCat=665&p=1&idp=6323&idc=3



Examples

Glen,
Think of painting this in reverse, meaning don't paint the discs paint the spaces between the discs. A friend showed me how to do this with plain 9 x 11 paper. 
normally you paint the yellow first then go green or brown. 
In reverse you paint the green or brown first then paint the yellow. It takes a lot of time to cut the shapes out but you only need to do a 3 x 3 area then keep moving it around the model.
Its the yellow that makes the disc. Not impossible and very rewarding when done right.

Freakydude wrote:

normally you paint the yellow first then go green or brown. 
In reverse you paint the green or brown first then paint the yellow.

 Thanks, I did actually wonder if that was the way it was done.