Please do that second video. I've been studying my area and observing the with base patterns already, both clothing and mesh, and began messing with artificial vegetation on my first mesh cape. Would love any tips for lush tropical and semi-tropical environments.
I've been on pills for stress and depression for years, but the other day I felt true happiness: I discovered your video on ghillie construction and bought a suit from Mimtech :D As someone brought up on the traditional 7 S's, I find your different perspectives very interesting and I'd love to meet you one day - I'm sure I've got some items in my cam collection you have not seen in the flesh...
absolutely amazing. I live in the desert in southern Utah, USA. Has been a real struggle to find any satisfactory camo system. Keep teaching me please!
I’m in Logan and the Cabellas Real Tree and Mossy Oak just doesn’t work in Utah. Utah State University has a decent list of local flora so I’d start there. I also plan to go out and photograph rocks and collect plant and soil samples. Good luck. 😀
When you punch holes in uniform material perhaps put a little drop of superglue onto the material around the hole to secure the frayed edges if concerned that the holes will accelerate wear and tear.
Brilliant video! I love your videos and channel! You deserve more recognition! Looking forward for the part 2! Good job! Some constructive criticism: Try to get a better microphone so your voice is clear and sharp!
Super vidéo très bien expliqué et technique un réel plaisir à regarder hâte de voir la suite en attendant je retourne pimper ! Merci pour votre travail toutes ces années dans ce domaine passionnant 👍🏻
Hello nice to find you here again,i was getting some grilandes before some years und organice you the adress from the anti infared and radar mesh from the german army where you had in the other video.would be nice to get back in touch with you comrade.greetings from bavaria/germany vinzenz
@@isaacfreeman8860 He outlined in the video some important downsides of vegetation, mainly the fact that it will wilt and fall apart way faster than most people think. Vegetation is good if you're completely static, but if you need to move you have to update it every few hours which is something I'd rather not do if given the option.
Also I have a question, for a summer green foresty area do you think BDU will perform better than multicam as a base 2d layer on which I will attach halo/nano screen ?
The first source is army surplus; Flecktarn, DPM, etc. We can also provide you with custom baselayers. I recommend my shop: sc-ghillie.pl/pl/shop/kategoria/le-covert-sartorialist/
Excellent video, I've watched it probably 6 or 7 times now from start to finish. So many "experts" out there showing people how to build shitty suits that look like sasquatch cosplays. Really refreshing to see someone with deep knowledge talk about the art of being undetected.
Please do that second video.
I've been studying my area and observing the with base patterns already, both clothing and mesh, and began messing with artificial vegetation on my first mesh cape. Would love any tips for lush tropical and semi-tropical environments.
I really enjoyed this video. I would love a second video about pattern composition.
Thanks
It's coming... stay tuned.
I've been on pills for stress and depression for years, but the other day I felt true happiness: I discovered your video on ghillie construction and bought a suit from Mimtech :D
As someone brought up on the traditional 7 S's, I find your different perspectives very interesting and I'd love to meet you one day - I'm sure I've got some items in my cam collection you have not seen in the flesh...
Probably one of the most informative videos I’ve seen in awhile. Not even just on the subject of but in general ! Great job looking forward to more.
Great movie, greetings from Poland:)
absolutely amazing. I live in the desert in southern Utah, USA. Has been a real struggle to find any satisfactory camo system. Keep teaching me please!
I’m in Logan and the Cabellas Real Tree and Mossy Oak just doesn’t work in Utah. Utah State University has a decent list of local flora so I’d start there. I also plan to go out and photograph rocks and collect plant and soil samples. Good luck. 😀
Loved every minute of this.
When you punch holes in uniform material perhaps put a little drop of superglue onto the material around the hole to secure the frayed edges if concerned that the holes will accelerate wear and tear.
Are you still planning to do a part 2? This was really informative.
I second this comment
Brilliant video! I love your videos and channel! You deserve more recognition! Looking forward for the part 2! Good job!
Some constructive criticism: Try to get a better microphone so your voice is clear and sharp!
Super vidéo très bien expliqué et technique un réel plaisir à regarder hâte de voir la suite en attendant je retourne pimper !
Merci pour votre travail toutes ces années dans ce domaine passionnant 👍🏻
Amazing experience and insight that has helped me understand the basis and concepts of camouflage. Thank you!
Thanks for putting in the time to share this.
Jute problem : take a bunch of frozen jute, put it on fire, refuse to elaborate, goes underwater. Absolute Camochad.
The word Camochad should definitively be included in the next revision of the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
@@ChrisBron08 Brilliant. I have to add this to my vocab.
Hello nice to find you here again,i was getting some grilandes before some years und organice you the adress from the anti infared and radar mesh from the german army where you had in the other video.would be nice to get back in touch with you comrade.greetings from bavaria/germany vinzenz
I have a viper style hood was thinking of jute and the green with netting cut off.
10/10 special note Paradigm is pronouced (paradime) not (para digum). Excellent Excellent Excellent video brother.
Zip ties are awesome for attaching 3D, but what about fabrics that cannot be punctured like backpack rain covers and rain gear?
You can get old school artillery nets and tie in 550 cord so you can attach vegetation later. Hair ties work too
@@isaacfreeman8860 but then you're essentially creating a gen one ghillie by relying on vegetation and snag hazard nets
@@sights2 nothing beats real vegetation in terms of camo
@@isaacfreeman8860 He outlined in the video some important downsides of vegetation, mainly the fact that it will wilt and fall apart way faster than most people think. Vegetation is good if you're completely static, but if you need to move you have to update it every few hours which is something I'd rather not do if given the option.
Also I have a question, for a summer green foresty area do you think BDU will perform better than multicam as a base 2d layer on which I will attach halo/nano screen ?
So where can i find the good 2d suit?
The first source is army surplus; Flecktarn, DPM, etc. We can also provide you with custom baselayers. I recommend my shop: sc-ghillie.pl/pl/shop/kategoria/le-covert-sartorialist/
i call bs not everyone can find these supplies
Excellent video, I've watched it probably 6 or 7 times now from start to finish. So many "experts" out there showing people how to build shitty suits that look like sasquatch cosplays. Really refreshing to see someone with deep knowledge talk about the art of being undetected.