USCHA Panzer boards good???

[m-e-h-t]

What do you think about these shoulder boards, there are some things on them, I like:
- the pink piping material
- the making of the button holes

A bit strange looks to me the green backing material.

What do you think?

[m-e-h-t]

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[m-e-h-t]

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[Ian Hulley]

They are white piped for infantry/grenadiers, I can't comment on originality.

Ian

[m-e-h-t]

They are white piped for infantry/grenadiers, I can't comment on originality.

Ian

they appear white due to the bright sunlight, where I put it for the pics.
Inside they look like faded out pink.

[alexandre]

You are correct, the piping seems correct,
but I have not a warm feeling concerning the shape and the lining of the tongues
the keyholes are not convincing too..
I would pass .

[Felix]

You are correct, the piping seems correct,
but I have not a warm feeling concerning the shape and the lining of the tongues
the keyholes are not convincing too..
I would pass .

I agree.

//Felix

[Ludwig]

Looks too sloppy made.

[SgtB]

Personally, I believe that the best return on the faker's investment dollar lies in the shoulder strap. It has got to be the easiest uniform item to replicate convincingly - and is needed more by collectors than just about any other piece to complete a tunic. All a faker needs is some fabrik and a sewing machine. Original boards can be upgraded with fake tress, and fake boards can be upgraded with original tress. Also, feldgrau boards can be dyed black with a magic-marker. If boards don't conform to a standard that I formed 30+ years ago, I don't like them.

I don't like these . . .