Hi gang,

i was wondering if someone could direct me to a site with clear colour pictures of German WWII camouflage uniforms.

Many thanks in advance,

Gino

Hey Gino!

Here is a link, don't have a whole lot of camo uniforms, but still a lot of useful stuff, definately worth checking out!!

http://www.skalman.nu/third-reich/militaria-uniforms.htm

Here is another one, acctually same site, just a direct link to some camo uniforms!


http://www.skalman.nu/third-reich/militari...s-camosmock.htm

Hola again. . .

Some more websites:


http://216.205.92.146/g_uni_SScamouni.htm

http://216.205.92.146/g_uni_SSsmock1.htm


http://216.205.92.146/g_uni_SSsmock2.htm

Those are great sites, the pictures of actual uniforms are a perfect reference.

Now, does anybody know a similar site for other country uniforms, I'm looking for British/Commonwealth WW2.

Thanks
Craig

Hey Craig,

Here are a few links I found on Brit uniforms. I assume your going to do it in a Canadian version?


http://www.butterfields.com/areas/arms/748.../7480a-1653.htm

http://www.6th-airborne.org/index.html

http://horsa.bizland.com/Pathfinder/Photos.htm

Here is a link to a ton of Militia Websites, Im sure if you browse there you can find anything you want, Brit, German, US, Russian or what ever you fancy!

http://www.warscholar.com/WWIIAM.html


Hope this is of some help!

Some great links there anders, thanks for posting them

Hey Leigh!

No problemos!

Hi Gino,

I do not remember the site I found these images, but I think there would be useful for your projects.

Best regards,
Theodoros

I recently had to research German camo for an article, so I have a few scans that might be useful.

This is the 1931 splinter pattern, that was only used on zeltbahn etc ...

I recently had to research German camo for an article, so I have a few scans that might be useful.

This is the 1931 splinter pattern, that was only used on zeltbahn etc ...

This is the 1941 "trees" pattern, only used on the Russian front

This is the 1941 "trees" pattern, only used on the Russian front

The 1944 "peas" pattern.

The 1944 "peas" pattern.

The rest are woodland patterns and variations to correspond with the seasons.

The rest are woodland patterns and variations to correspond with the seasons.

More woodland

More woodland

Yet more woodland