Prototype Camouflage

hey fellas,
sorry i haven't been on so much recently , things have been really busy...

i've been working on a project recently: as you know, my entire loadout is woodland but it isn't the best camo for hong kong as here the woodlands are a lot greener, i chose to go with the US woodland simply because it's cheap and easy to find all of the accessories like vests, mag pouches etc. and woodland head to to works better than a tan vest, MARPAT jacket, Multicam pants etc...

eg:


so anyway, i wanted to find something that worked better here in hong kong so i got online and looked around. i came across a few companies that are doing interesting stuff like Hyperstealth but not eay to find and i guess it would be very expensive, especially as i want to do head to foot again so i would need to buy at least an extra jacket to cut up to make glove and boot covers etc.

but reading about how they really push the fact that they use very complicated pattern generators and blah, blah, blah with all of the science and at the end of the day looking at their "in the field" photos, i didn't think they were significantly more effective than traditional camo patterns. so i decided to have a go at making my own patterns that were spacific to the areas i play, anyway, after several designs and improvements i have pretty much completed a whole collection, they still need some tweaking but they are in essance finished...
i decided to put them up here instead of on Stealthstryke as there is more traffic here and i want to get as much feedback as i can so please feel free to critique them but be gentile...

1) Temporate Woodland



2) Arid Desert



3) Mountain



4) Moderate Woodland



5)Temporate Desert

6) Snow



7) Urban


the camo tile appears sever times in the next photos...




the whole collection:

wow nice job r1p those designs look like there going to blend in well, just one question tho how are you going to put those designs on fabric?

my girlfriend works for a fashion desigh company, her job is to source the fabrics and get them to the factories then oversee quality control so every aspect of production can be done through her. the only two problems now are making sure that i'm totally happy with the design i choose and financing it... i have the funds now but i would feel it, i would prefer to budget for it over a couple of months... but i always rather go in baby steps anyway...

wow those look really good - i hope this project works out the way you hoped

Wow, they blend in very nicely. You could actually start selling it. I would buy a jacket and try it out in my area.

That looks awesome. I usually just try wearing pretty dark colors because where I play is pretty open territory, so it doesn't really help if you've got a ton of camo or not. I might try those and see if they work any better than what I've been using.

Originally Posted by r1p_c0rd

my girlfriend works for a fashion desigh company, her job is to source the fabrics and get them to the factories then oversee quality control so every aspect of production can be done through her. the only two problems now are making sure that i'm totally happy with the design i choose and financing it... i have the funds now but i would feel it, i would prefer to budget for it over a couple of months... but i always rather go in baby steps anyway...

nice you should also sart thinking about marketing those, i myself am looking into some decent winter camo

I like. Couple comments. Arid desert and Temperate desert seems a bit redundant. Could probably get away with just the arid and hide behind the green as opposed to standing in front of it (not sarcastic). Also, I am having trouble envisioning an entire game being played on the side of a mountain. I believe that most of the field would be at the base of the mountain whose terrain would fall into one of the other patterns. Unless you wanna go all Metal Gear Solid and carry extra camo sets with you and change on the fly.