Hi I am trying to make a sole set of a Panzergrenadier Rottenfuehrer of 17SS.
The tunic that costs 85 bucks is from notoriously disdained ww2sale.com.
However, I am a neophyte here so I cannot make so sure of if it's a real crappy stuff.
I need some experts helps and replies that tell how its details, hue, the general proportions look.
Please feel free to give some feedbacks on this tunic.
Hi could you take a snap look of my M43 tunic?
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Re: Hi could you take a snap look of my M43 tunic?
The Insignias are just impromptu. Newly ordered insignias are on the way from ATF.
Re: Hi could you take a snap look of my M43 tunic?
The M43 tunic, as a reproduction.... looks "close enough" on the outside for you're purposes...IMO. The inside is not very well done... but normally noone would see the inside for "display/reenactment" purposes.
The material, color, basic proportions are as close as you're going to get without paying alot more for fairly minor differances on a reproduction tunic.
Again, if for reenactment...you should be asking your unit leader (or whoever) these questions... are they acceptable?, etc.
Hope this helps... again, only my opinion... but I say "Good enough" for what you want to do... but it wouldn't fool anyone who knows the differance- which also is good.
John G.
The material, color, basic proportions are as close as you're going to get without paying alot more for fairly minor differances on a reproduction tunic.
Again, if for reenactment...you should be asking your unit leader (or whoever) these questions... are they acceptable?, etc.
Hope this helps... again, only my opinion... but I say "Good enough" for what you want to do... but it wouldn't fool anyone who knows the differance- which also is good.
John G.
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Re: Hi could you take a snap look of my M43 tunic?
Much obliged John G. Thanks for your advice.