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Hallo to eweryone. I have some question about tau cammo. Now I painted my first tau model and i procces i stom eork and hawe question to all is this camo cool fot tau?? Please help.

Is it cool in what way? Like, does it look cool? Personally, I think most camo patterns look good, and a bit of weathering is nice. I don't see any problem with this pattern at this point, although it might be easier to tell once you get the model finished.

The camo is so good, I cant see the head. Now that is serious camouflage

That is both a successful and great looking camo scheme.

camo looks ok, however, the grammar could use some work. Spell check would be a good investment of time as well.

With all honesty , it doesnt look too good as camo.
However, i would give it 10/10 if it was meant to be jade / marble .

I know this first hand on how many times i slipped down the stairs , with my back landing on the hard sharp edges
when ever i run around with socks on.

actually, now that i look back, i don't like the heavy dry brushing, esp on the feet. In fact, i think that tau camo should be a bit more clean and clearly defined, kinda like modern digital camo but at a larger scale.

yeah tau camo tends to be more digital and clean.

I dig it. It looks like the older German splinter camo the SS used.

If you want to clean it up a bit more, use a darker base color behind the lighter streaks, and kind of layer them on.