Reply With QuoteDaves Army Surplus in New Westminster, B.C. has a ton of Cadpat, and that imitation stuff and even some Marpat. Dont have any real cadpat as its expensive, but the imitation stuff is pretty cheap and looks cool too
argh - quoting quotes is busting my balls.
being an aussie, i'd normally say "Auscam" but:
i like CADPAT, Flektarn and the three colour bdu desert cam.
Daves Army Surplus in New Westminster, B.C. has a ton of Cadpat, and that imitation stuff and even some Marpat. Dont have any real cadpat as its expensive, but the imitation stuff is pretty cheap and looks cool too
If even I can get a Frontenac-set into Belgium, it can't be that hard to find
I'd have to say all the digital patterns out there are quite impressive.
I haven't seen a camo that blends better then the marpat/cadpat.
Isn't there a desert version of marpat?
Sure.Originally Posted by Guttorm
British DPM
A part from joining the CF it's pretty hard to find the real mackoy in surplus stores. In fact, it's illegal for them to sell it to you.Too bad it's so hard to get your hands on ityep CADPAT is designed to disrupped nightvision so its harder for the person with night vision to see themImpressive. All the little small changes and small streaks seems to make an awsome camoMy favorite kind of camo is the one hat works
I like the digital camo.
hehe i could get some real cadpat if i wanted too
hehe i know a bunch of people that work in the back of the QM!
Btw, here are some camouflage-links for inspiration:
http://www.tridentmilitary.com/
http://www.henrikc.dk/camouflage/index.asp
http://www.worldcamo.com/main1.htm
http://www.battlefront.com/resources...amo_index.html
China's blue navyuniform is as pretty as the new US Air Force one...
CADPAT rules in the forests, Canadian soldiers are're invisible
Lads, i've got to give it to those Syrian Commandos!
No need for R&D, they wanted pink combats with little pictures on and they damn well got them. Now that's the way to go!
Being hard to spot is one thing; being immediatly identified as a member of the armed forces of a specific country is another. that's why what may look like an "odd" camo (Belgium for example) is a good camo; if you meet a belgian soldier once, you never forget it !
Everybody with little money uses woodland now; so you never know if it's friend or foe, if it's shoot or hold fire. Hence, in my eyes, the necessity of peculiar camos that do hide their wearers but also mark them as members of a specific country. That limits friendly fire too...
Polish "Pantera". It works as good as Flecktarn at most distances.
I like also British DPM, Flecktarn and Jietai.
Woodland-82... sorry, not so good.
Belgian... Can anyone post pics of Belgian soldiers in woodland conditions?
Donīt know if itīs the best, but the estonian camo is very nice...
I agree on the "very nice"-factor of that pattern.
I'm going to visit Estonia in the summer (if I'll have the time) and I might consider on getting a set of this "Estonian camouflage" if it's sold commercially there.
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