NSKK fieldgrey tunic ?

[Garulfo]

I have a question about this tunic :

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=46135

Did the Nskk really used this kind of fieldgrey tunic with brown collar or is it a total frankenstein ?

[Bob Coleman]

the collar tabs are original Stahlhelm. The arm eagle is original N S K K.
I doubt they are meant to be mounted together

[Garulfo]

Thanks Bob, but is the tunic itself really NSKK ?

I know they used regular NSKK tan tunic, Luftwaffe uniforms but I never see a fieldgrey (Heer) tunic.

[Bob Coleman]

During The War Years, The N S K K Units Wore Various Forms Of Clothing. I Would Expect Some Units Attacdfhed To The Army Would Wer A Field Gray Tunic.

[Garulfo]

Thanks for your answer Bob.

I'm asking these questions because I'm making 1/6 action figures. I plan to make a NSKK man circa 1932 in brown shirt with a crash helmet. I make a lot of search on this forum and on the web but I have some questions if you don't mind :

- Is it possible to make a crash helmet without eagle ? I know that before 1933 eagle wasn't always worn.

- In 1932, did the black shirt wear black collar tabs and black piping around the collar or was the collar piping only introduced in 1933 with the shoulderboard ?

- In 1932 did the NSKK wore black belt with nickel SA buckle or brown SA belt with gilded buckle ?

Thanks if you can help

[Guymauve]

Hi. Yes the nskk used field grey tunics but only after the beginning of the war; as grey blue for the Lw, green for the Polizei, brown for the Org Todt...
For the question http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=46135 IMO it's a total "Frankenstein" because the Stahlhelm didn't exist after 1934 and the nskk-Armhoheitsabzeichen was introduiced in 1939.
For Garulfo : Sturzhelm without eagle, its possible before 1933.
1932, no collar tabs and shoulder board for enlisted mens. Nickel and guilded buckles are possible.
Cheers

[Garulfo]

Merci Guy !

[Guymauve]

Hi, no problem if you have other questions...
Your "Puppe" is very pretty but the tie must be brown as the Feldbluse collar, not black
Cheers