Started by painting up the cockpit and pilot:
Choice of scheme is between Gulf War version and painting the nose art myself (daunting):
Or the JAWS version (just plain dotty) :
Tactical tests of the A-10 and Army attack and observation helicopters became the "Joint Attack Weapons System" or JAWS.
During the tests, Air Force Aggressor pilots reported that the A-10's light gray camouflage scheme made the Warthog easily visible from above. At Nellis AFB, the 57th Tactical Training Wing assumed the responsibility for developing terrestrial camouflage schemes. Four aircraft were given an overall coat of tan, green, or gray, then sprayed and brushed with spots of three or four other earth tones. Two of the camouflages were evaluated at JAWS II in November 1977. The scheme's developers had plans for repaint kits to accompany deploying units, changing the spots on aircraft as geographical conditions required, but by September 1978 Nellis was developing what became the European I scheme, and the spotted camouflages became a minor, though well-remembered, camouflage oddity.
