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Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by saltefanden Tue Feb 10, 2015 5:27 am
tlundberg1- Senior Sergeant
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by tlundberg1 Wed Feb 11, 2015 12:19 am
Thanks for the guesses. I was getting worried it was too hard. Not quite it, though. My computer went out last Monday, so I haven't been able to post photos. Once I get it back, I'll post the pattern with some of it's real colors, as more of a hint.
Camonut314- Senior Sergeant
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by Camonut314 Wed Feb 11, 2015 2:33 am
It is pretty hard, it is similar to too many woodland patterns, but I will take a stab. Chinese Marine Pattern?
Martin- Captain
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- Post n°54
Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by Martin Wed Feb 11, 2015 4:33 am
Let's narrow it down by continent first... Is it an Asian pattern?
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by tlundberg1 Wed Feb 11, 2015 11:56 pm
It is not Asian
Here it is with half of the true colors:
Here it is with half of the true colors:
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by Martin Thu Feb 12, 2015 1:29 am
Is it a TTsKO based pattern?
tlundberg1- Senior Sergeant
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by tlundberg1 Thu Feb 12, 2015 11:55 pm
No, and I'll narrow it down some more - it is not from Europe.
Martin- Captain
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by Martin Fri Feb 13, 2015 2:26 am
Angola:
http://camopedia.org/index.php?title=File:Angola9.jpg
http://camopedia.org/index.php?title=File:Angola9.jpg
tlundberg1- Senior Sergeant
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by tlundberg1 Sat Feb 14, 2015 9:45 am
That is it! Turned out to be more challenging than I anticipated.
Camonut314- Senior Sergeant
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by Camonut314 Sat Feb 14, 2015 1:17 pm
Wasn't the Angola pattern Chinese made, though? Somewhat misleading then to say it isn't Asian. Guess I am just being a sore looser, LOL.
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by tlundberg1 Sat Feb 14, 2015 5:29 pm
A good point; however, my logic is that the pattern was simply made in China (not used by them) but used by Angola as well as the South African ANC military arm (I have some issued Swedish trousers that indicate that they were made in Sri Lanka, but I wouldn't consider them Asian either) 
Thanks, and keep looking for further challenges...
Thanks, and keep looking for further challenges...
tlundberg1- Senior Sergeant
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by tlundberg1 Tue Sep 22, 2015 7:14 pm
About time for another guessing game.
In anticipation of the upcoming Halloween season, I'll call this one "Frankenstein Pattern".
I've combined elements of two patterns on top of a full pattern in the background, to create a new cobbled-together pattern. Can you guess the three patterns that I used to create this "monster" pattern?
In anticipation of the upcoming Halloween season, I'll call this one "Frankenstein Pattern".
I've combined elements of two patterns on top of a full pattern in the background, to create a new cobbled-together pattern. Can you guess the three patterns that I used to create this "monster" pattern?
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- Post n°63
Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by Camo_fiend Tue Sep 22, 2015 11:22 pm
East German blumentarn, flecktarn and Multicam? (Or new US Army Scorpion?)
Couldn't tell which Multicam variant the blobs were from...so I guessed both.
Couldn't tell which Multicam variant the blobs were from...so I guessed both.
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Camonut314- Senior Sergeant
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by Camonut314 Wed Sep 23, 2015 1:10 am
I guess similarly, but Blumentarn, Flecktarn and some lizard variant, Iranian?
Martin- Captain
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by Martin Wed Sep 23, 2015 5:00 am
I'll have a go...
Blumetarn
Flecktarn (possibly Belgian Flecktarn?)
Koevoet
Blumetarn
Flecktarn (possibly Belgian Flecktarn?)
Koevoet
tlundberg1- Senior Sergeant
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Re: Camo Pattern Deconstruction / Guess the Pattern (1)
by tlundberg1 Wed Sep 23, 2015 11:51 pm
Martin wrote:I'll have a go...
Blumetarn
Flecktarn (possibly Belgian Flecktarn?)
Koevoet
That is it!
The Flecktarn is actually taken from German Desert pattern.
Thanks for the guesses. I knew that two patterns would be pretty simple, with the third a little more challenging. I kept a German theme to the patterns (with respect to Doktor Frankenstein), with two from Germany and the third from a country that used to be a German colony.
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