Hi everyone! This is my first post with the progress. I have been into RC planes since a long time and finally i decided to start making models. Since i do not want to start by spending a lot of $$$, i started with a mini RC tank that was already lying here. I believe it's 1:72 scale tiger. Here you can see the before pictures and one after picture with the first coat of the paint. This is the link for the tank:
http://www.amazon.com/Cheerwing%C2%AE-Remote-Control-German-Military/dp/B00IUC2G7U

I know everyone here is very particular about the details on the model and all but since it is my first time, i want to keep this problem aside. Please advise on the camo and what else to do. Thanks.

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Foremost, welcome to Armorama! First time I've come across a 1/72 RC. You may google Tiger I color / camo schemes. Here's one example. Cheers, Tat

Thank you I hope to enjoy my stay here. Wow this is an awesome list of camo patterns. I have tried my hand at one, i dont know how it is turning out to be. I have brush stokes on the model. How do i get rid of them?

Key to avoiding visible brush strokes is to apply thin coats. It seems you have applied too much at one time. You can take a fine grit sandpaper to smooth it put. However given that this 1/72 scale you may be better off re-doing the paintwork. Cheers

Using thinned paint and keeping my brush loaded and wet helped me immensely when it comes to brush strokes.

What kind of paints are you working with?

Hi. I am using these normal acrylic paints.
http://www.amazon.com/Reeves-Non-Toxic-Acrylic-Paint-Assorted/dp/B000UCEEFU

I be upgrading to hobby paints in the near future.
After cleaning the airbrush strokes what should be my next step? I am planning on a weathered look.

Have a look in the Painting forum -- Finishing and Weathering Sequence. It should get you started. Cheers