How to setup British pattern 37 webbing

[@boi-uj5tb]

thanks mate now I can finally teach those jerrys a lesson in style

[@Romin.777]

This is what my grandfather wore when he landed on juno beach.
Believe it or not but when i served in the dutch army we had the same L straps, pack (on the back) and instead of the pouches we had some kind of connectors in front. Like the Brittish had. ;)) We talk 1991 here. Recently i found a surplus or army dump as tbey call it here and found some WW2 items. Next week gonna browse again. ;))

[@inferiorfish5970]

A bit late but those connectors are called: koppelpassanten

[@ninetailedfoxcommander876]

Just went down to my local surplus shop and bought two basic cartridge packs for 5 bucks! Thanks for this tutorial, it helps a lot

[@HumanPerson1]

In WW2 commonwealth soldiers used to just slide the pouches onto the belt by putting the belt under the prongs so that you could slide the pouches wherever you needed them to be without having to unhook it every time.
Btw thanks for the video you saved me hours of trying to figure out how to put it back together

[@ducomaritiem7160]

Thanks, I just needed this tutorial. I'm going to refurbish my old 70ties Action men, by making ( lasercutting) the webbing from rough cotton, impregnated with PVA glue.

[@Taubot]

Thanks a lot for the video. I was definitely setting some bits of it in the wrong way.

[@deldrise9169]

Very helpful video, I really do hope to see more videos soon.

[@rangerRick9895]

Your a legend bro thanks. I am trying to 3d model a character and this really helps

[@wiking44]

Great video. To the point and clear. Thank you!

[@sapphireDragon7904]

Nice video man, I was struggling to find a video on this so I could recreate this webbing in blender.

[@KermitTheGamer21]

For some reason my shoulder strap does not have the extra bit for the other strap to slide through, and the belt does not have the holes for the prongs on the basic pouches. I've made it work regardless, but they definitely caught my eye while watching you put together your equipment.

[@scuffedgaming3918]

best video on the matter

[@TheLiger30]

Thanks! You saved my day with this one.

[@jpmerce12]

Nice Job. Quick and effective.

[@purplkiddgaming6092]

Will be using this to setup a cosplay I'm planning!

[@YourAverageGamer668]

Great vid but you forgot the e tool and cover

[@JMcCain237]

thank you so much for this video helped alot appreciate it!

[@KannibalenDK]

Same as the danish

[@TaZ101SAGA]

Thank you, I'm assuming that the L straps are supposed to have some kind of buckle attachment on the end to attach a small or large pack. I have a complete webbing set as of today, but I cannot attach the large pack.

[@sander7165]

Yep the buckles are needed!

[@aliasgar4673]

Can you attatch american gears on the belt? For example like american canteen

[@bumbyonline]

very late question but how do the brace adaptors for the 37 webbing attach?

[@jakebrowncollection1772]

Good video mate hope to see more

[@junomilitaria2986]

Thank you Jake, and yes more will be coming. 😃

[@iliketanks2438]

Will it make any difference that I have a number one bayonet for my mk3 enfield or is the setup still the same

[@A.ikiadis1264]

What is your intro song called?

[@griffenjoy8870]

Thankyou, very helpful

[@mylojeb4994]

Yay I finally no how to put it to gether

[@rkoopa_bro]

Well my pouches never came with the prongs 😞

[@edwardvulton3010]

Is it okay to not have the canteen?

[@KermitTheGamer21]

I know this is from a year ago but it was also common to store the canteen/water bottle in the small pack. In fact, most small packs are divided into two sections, specifically for the water bottle and the mess tin. I believe the water bottle also fits in the basic pouch if absolutely necessary.

[@edwardvulton3010]

@@KermitTheGamer21 its late but hey, thanks for telling me anyway!