World Camo

[Sahronax]

Italian Vegatato:

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Belgian " Moon and Balls "


Swiss 5 color splinter pattern M18-40 helmet cover , this pattern was only made for use on helmet covers






Swiss 3 color brush pattern M18-40 helmet cover , this is the reverse side of the above cover

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Argentine Army ERDL copy from the mid '80s


Fallschirmjager Jump Smock in Splinter B


Fallschirmjager Jump Smock in Sumpfmuster '44

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Sweden
Snow camo 1940's



Snow camo 1970's (Yes it is snow camo )



Not really camo , but it is one of the new Austrian OD trousers

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French Army pup tent from the '50s with improvised camo

[Snake_Eyes]

Very nice camo collection good sir!

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Thx , it's the result of years of collecting .

[ParoJo]

wow...all i can say is these are all great. which do you use the most? like top 3 or 5?

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:shock: wow...all i can say is these are all great. which do you use the most? like top 3 or 5?

I use ACU's the most , both the regular issue ones and my modified set , followed by Fleck , Swiss Liebermuster and from time to time the French Lizard and the Belgian Jigsaw.

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British Desert DPM , picked this one up at Goodwill for $3.99 today.

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Czechoslovakian 3-colour Sumpfmuster , introduced in the 1960s to replace the MLOK pattern camo

[VogonFord]

Is that just a copy of the East German raindrop camouflage?

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No it is not a copy of Strichtarnmuster , between 1964 and 1966 , Czechoslovakia , East Germany and Poland developed very similar camouflage patterns based on the WWII German Sumpfmuster pattern.
Even tough the 3 patterns look similar to each other , they have their differences , for example the Czech pattern has an overprint of green spots and clumps ( you can see them good up close on my jacket) , the NVA pattern has long Brown "Rain" drops on the pattern that make the pattern seem to be solid from a distance and the Polish pattern has much thicker and shorter "Rain" drops in the pattern.

All 3 patterns look similar unless you know what you are looking at , so it can get tricky to identify the patterns.

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Vietnam era KAMO brand Duck Hunter camo

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U.S. Brown Dominant ERDL