The head & neck outline is incredibly distinctive. That's why the Israelis wear Mitz'nefet on their helmets. I read that it's Hebrew for clown hat. :-)
Kit Up recently discussed the US Army's resistance to camoing one's helmet and rifle.
Luckily I'm a civvie so I can camo anything I want. And I want.
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Saturday, December 12, 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
DIY Camo for the Kevlar Helmet
This helmet camo is made of burlap strips, an old army-issue wool sock, and a splash of landscaping fabric (the darker brown).
I was inspired by this post about the Cabbage Patch helmet cover.
I haven't purchased a helmet cover yet (but I have added some paint camo to my helmet, so I improvised the following.
Illustration 1.1: Helmet front view
Illustration 1.2: Helmet side view
Illustration 1.3: Helmet other side view
Illustration 1.4: Helmet back view
I was inspired by this post about the Cabbage Patch helmet cover.
I haven't purchased a helmet cover yet (but I have added some paint camo to my helmet, so I improvised the following.
Illustration 1.1: Helmet front view
Illustration 1.2: Helmet side view
Illustration 1.3: Helmet other side view
Illustration 1.4: Helmet back view
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