so what are your favorite army camo patterns, colors & designs!
I'll start with the following...
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so what are your favorite army camo patterns, colors & designs!
I'll start with the following...
I quite like the pattern of the Afghan National Army.
crodio said:
Fractals, that's why.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scale_invariance
They blend in better over various distances.
crodio said:Hmm i see
I thought it was just to make them easier to weave.
Weave? No, they're printed. But pixellated ones are easier to print. d: You're right about that.
LionStrong
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Ghillie suit!
BobTheViking
Recruit
My favorite camo patterns are the ones used by the US from the 1980s to the mid 2000s:
M81 Woodland BDUs:
DBDUs:
DCUs:
M81 Woodland BDUs:
DBDUs:
DCUs:
I've always liked Flecktarn.
LionStrong said:Ghillie suit!
Hahah.
Mat camouflage.
A-TACS is pretty interesting. It fits well in a variety of places.
To me it seems mostly to resemble a worn and dirty single colour uniform. Which can be as effective as many of the fancy ones.
Also, UCP haters rejoice!
"In May 2014, it was unofficially announced that the Scorpion W2 pattern would replace the ineffective Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP).[3] On 31 July 2014, the Army formally announced that the Scorpion W2 pattern, officially named the Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP), will begin being issued in uniforms in the summer of 2015"
Scorpion is vaguely similar to the rather popular MultiCam also created by Crye Precision. Updated to Scorpion W2 by Natick.
Mat camouflage.
A-TACS is pretty interesting. It fits well in a variety of places.
To me it seems mostly to resemble a worn and dirty single colour uniform. Which can be as effective as many of the fancy ones.
Also, UCP haters rejoice!
"In May 2014, it was unofficially announced that the Scorpion W2 pattern would replace the ineffective Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP).[3] On 31 July 2014, the Army formally announced that the Scorpion W2 pattern, officially named the Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP), will begin being issued in uniforms in the summer of 2015"
Scorpion is vaguely similar to the rather popular MultiCam also created by Crye Precision. Updated to Scorpion W2 by Natick.
Blegh.
