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[Hans Zeug]

Camo patterns.

Hi all,if I may add my 2 cents regarding winter camo matters, below are some pictures from my rather small collection of camo gear showing that the splitter 31 pattern remained in all the variations of the camo patterns till the planned replacement with the Leibermuster pattern.These pictures show one of the two main colour blocks which I always look for when dealing with the camo clothing,I always look for the shape that looks like a small boot visible in all these pics.
Pic 1 splitter 31 first camo pattern for the winter suit,shown here on a zeltbahn but same pattern for the Winter suit.
Pic 2 reversed colour jacket.
Pic 3 should be the so called fuffy edged pattern but I do not have one of these yet,perhaps Edwin the Sumpfking could provide a picture with the same view?
Pic 4 Sumpf 43.
Pic 5 Sumpf 44.
Pic 6 Brown Zelt.
Pic 7 The second main colour block of the splitter 31.






Hope this may be of some interest.Regards Hans.

[Vincent S.]

Hello Hans,

Did it exactly the same in my book, but used the 2nd block.

[corporalSteiner]

great! hans zeug, louder than words. superb sumpf spread.

[Vincent S.]

I thought I might just throw this in. Excluded it from my book.

[Vincent S.]

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[Hans Zeug]

Camo patterns.

Hello Hans,

Did it exactly the same in my book, but used the 2nd block.

Hi vincent,saw it in your preview the other week but I had been meaning to do this for some months just to bone idle to actualy lay it out!Any news on your book yet?Can't wait for it to come out, only hope the pictures are of a good size and not contact print size..Glad it was of some use to you Corporal Steiner.Demarkation!!!!I'm at the moment photographing my winter uniforms on a maniquine at the moment and will post some pics if anyone is interested.Best regards Hans.

[sherminator]

thanks for all

[werner p.]

Hi all,if I may add my 2 cents regarding winter camo matters, below are some pictures from my rather small collection of camo gear showing that the splitter 31 pattern remained in all the variations of the camo patterns till the planned replacement with the Leibermuster pattern.These pictures show one of the two main colour blocks which I always look for when dealing with the camo clothing,I always look for the shape that looks like a small boot visible in all these pics.
Pic 1 splitter 31 first camo pattern for the winter suit,shown here on a zeltbahn but same pattern for the Winter suit.
Pic 2 reversed colour jacket.
Pic 3 should be the so called fuffy edged pattern but I do not have one of these yet,perhaps Edwin the Sumpfking could provide a picture with the same view?
Pic 4 Sumpf 43.
Pic 5 Sumpf 44.
Pic 6 Brown Zelt.
Pic 7 The second main colour block of the splitter 31.






Hope this may be of some interest.Regards Hans.

Nice work Hans, but this was already done before ( see my book)
In Vincent's book a nice selection of the camo patterns used for winter camo uniforms will be displayed.
In my book on zeltbahns several splinter patterns that were never covered in depth before will be unveiled

Wait and see !
There is much more than what is commonly known so far

pw

[The Jackal]

Nice work Hans, but this was already done before ( see my book)
In Vincent's book a nice selection of the camo patterns used for winter camo uniforms will be displayed.
In my book on zeltbahns several splinter patterns that were never covered in depth before will be unveiled

Wait and see !
There is much more than what is commonly known so far

pw

Yes Werner, can't wait for your book to come out. Your first book still stands on my shelf and was very helpfull.

Jac

[Hans Zeug]

Camo patterns.

Nice work Hans, but this was already done before ( see my book)
In Vincent's book a nice selection of the camo patterns used for winter camo uniforms will be displayed.
In my book on zeltbahns several splinter patterns that were never covered in depth before will be unveiled

Wait and see !
There is much more than what is commonly known so far

pw

Hi Werner,yes I have your excellent book and its in constant use for reference,I wanted to lay out the different patterns one on top of the other so you could scroll down and see the progression of one of the main pattern blocks.When will the zeltbahn book be coming out,looking forward to that one.Regards Hans.

[Vincent S.]

Steiner,

The jacket still qualifies as an original example, according to my research that is.
Feel free to give your own opinion, but if you choose to do so, please add weight to your statements by giving facts (something that ought to be done more here on the WaF and other fora as well).

Regards,
Vincent S.