"20mm USMC Desert MARPAT" Topic
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| Littlenicky | 18 May 2013 9:31 p.m. PST |
I just started posting on TMP and thought I would share one of my tutorials with you guys. This is my step by step guide on how I painted my 20mm Elhiem USMC in the Despert MARPAT camo. Tutorial is over a year old, but still up to date.
Tutorial can be found here:
link Things to note: Green gloves are apparently rare and not used very much anymore. Really a 1990's to maybe early 2000 sort of thing. Most Marines wear gloves that are the same color as their Uniform or a tan glove. Green still looks nice though :) |
| vojvoda | 18 May 2013 9:57 p.m. PST |
Flight glove were very common up till mid 2000s. I have seen them still in use they are light wt. flame resistant and give good dexterity. They are a lighter color in general however. VR
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| Littlenicky | 18 May 2013 10:11 p.m. PST |
Ya, in all honesty when I begin my USMC project in full force I will probably repaint most of the gloves. These guys are pretty much kitted out to be 2009+ |
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