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So, I am very happy with my camo pattern that I've been using on my Tau Sniper Drones (pictures after text body).
I've been working on a pair of Remora Drone Fighters lately, and am about to apply my camo pattern when I suddenly had a question of size: The Remora are much larger than the Sniper Drones (approx 3x the width), so should keep the tiger stripes the same size they are on the SDT, and simply make a lot more of them on the Remora, or should I scale the tiger stripes to being proportionally the same as the SDT?

For reference, here are my SDT, with the Electric Tigers Tail pattern:




Thoughts?

Have a look at camouflage patterns on real planes.

IMO you probably should make the pattern larger for a plane.