Originally posted by derka
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I haven't seen yet on a period pic a complete camouflaged (either splinter, tan water or even italian) uniform with the same cut than the regualar Drillichschutzanzug für Panzertruppen.
The Dragon production uniform is fantaisy imo, but in another hand, i have learn to never say never with field made camo uniforms...
Field made splinter camo wraps, with a cut close to standart wool wraps but without chest pocket, are seldomly observed :
Sometimes in places you would not expect to see some :
And of course, use of italian camouflage for field made wraps :
Field made trousers with this camo and a large external flaped pocket applied on left leg are not uncommon, but not similar to the "true" panzer cut.
derka
The Dragon production uniform is fantaisy imo, but in another hand, i have learn to never say never with field made camo uniforms...
Field made splinter camo wraps, with a cut close to standart wool wraps but without chest pocket, are seldomly observed :
Sometimes in places you would not expect to see some :
And of course, use of italian camouflage for field made wraps :
Field made trousers with this camo and a large external flaped pocket applied on left leg are not uncommon, but not similar to the "true" panzer cut.
derka
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