HomeDoes anyone here know how to make them?I have a sewing kit and do not feel like paying a taylor to make one for me.Can someone give some directions,tips?Thanks.
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Modified BDU-How to
Gemini- Senior Sergeant
- Name : clayton
Location : Florida
Registration date : 2011-08-26
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John Brown- Sergeant
- Location : Houston, Texas
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Do you have any sewing experience?
If not, it might be worth paying a tailor $5 or $10 to do it for you.
If not, it might be worth paying a tailor $5 or $10 to do it for you.
Mercenary25- MODERATOR
- Name : Jeremy
Location : Massachusetts
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No offense but no way. If one posts a tutorial here, more fakes will show up on ebay.
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John Brown- Sergeant
- Location : Houston, Texas
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{Devil's Advocate} How do you know he's not a serviceman? {/Devil's Advocate}Mercenary25 wrote:No offense but no way. If one posts a tutorial here, more fakes will show up on ebay.
Mercenary25- MODERATOR
- Name : Jeremy
Location : Massachusetts
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John Brown wrote:{Devil's Advocate} How do you know he's not a serviceman? {/Devil's Advocate}Mercenary25 wrote:No offense but no way. If one posts a tutorial here, more fakes will show up on ebay.
Haha well, I figured that service men would have brought their DCU's to their base tailor shops or rigger shops to have them modified. Also, only SF and like still wear DCU's and BDU's, not regular ol' grunts.
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Mercenary25- MODERATOR
- Name : Jeremy
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Just to be clear, I'm not accusing of anyone making fakes. I just don't want people to find tutorial here on this forum then used it for their profits and left collectors hosed.
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nkomo- ADMIN
- Name : Arch
Location : Kentucky, USA
Registration date : 2009-02-13
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Take my advice....go to a base tailor and have it done. I have several modified DCU's in my collection that have been hand sewn by the soldier and they look like crap. If you want it to look decent, take it to a tailor and have it done professionally.
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Gemini- Senior Sergeant
- Name : clayton
Location : Florida
Registration date : 2011-08-26
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No,not a soldier.Just some kid,just got out of high school.I have some sewing experice but not much.I didt know it was that cheap.Alsa their are no taylors out here in no where.I understand the concern.I thought about that after I posted this.I purpose this then.Maybe send the directions via email?If not,I fully understand and wont press it anymore.wow,10 dollars?I wish there was one out here!
John Brown- Sergeant
- Location : Houston, Texas
Registration date : 2011-09-11
Number of posts : 234
I guarantee you can find a Vietnamese lady who sews stuff around there (if you can't find any businesses run by the VN ladies, just ask at any nail salon).Gemini wrote:No,not a soldier.Just some kid,just got out of high school.I have some sewing experice but not much.I didt know it was that cheap.Alsa their are no taylors out here in no where.I understand the concern.I thought about that after I posted this.I purpose this then.Maybe send the directions via email?If not,I fully understand and wont press it anymore.wow,10 dollars?I wish there was one out here!
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