Photos British MTP on a pair of Manners
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Re: British DPM on a pair of Manners
30, I think you have it down pat. When I was looking at the smaller picture on the right I thought someone just put a picture of multicam fabric up. It wasn't until I blew the picture up that I noticed the stocks!!
Are you doing complete rifles?
30, I think you have it down pat. When I was looking at the smaller picture on the right I thought someone just put a picture of multicam fabric up. It wasn't until I blew the picture up that I noticed the stocks!!
Are you doing complete rifles?
Re: British DPM on a pair of Manners
Hi Todd,
I hope the one on the right is mine!!
Technically, it's NOT British DPM.
DPM (Dissruptive Pattern Material)is more like US Woodland.
The pattern is British MTP - Multi Terrain Pattern, which is similar to MultiCam. Indeed, the pattern was developed for the British MOD (Ministry of Defence) by Crye, the originators of MultiCam, but incorporates elements of DPM, the swirls and shapes commonly refered to as 'Terradactyls'.
All that being said, FANTASTIC work as always Todd!
Neil
Hi Todd,
I hope the one on the right is mine!!
Technically, it's NOT British DPM.
DPM (Dissruptive Pattern Material)is more like US Woodland.
The pattern is British MTP - Multi Terrain Pattern, which is similar to MultiCam. Indeed, the pattern was developed for the British MOD (Ministry of Defence) by Crye, the originators of MultiCam, but incorporates elements of DPM, the swirls and shapes commonly refered to as 'Terradactyls'.
All that being said, FANTASTIC work as always Todd!
Neil
Re: British DPM on a pair of Manners
Wow! Great job on matching the colors. Very nice.
Regards, Paul
Wow! Great job on matching the colors. Very nice.
Regards, Paul
Re: British DPM on a pair of Manners
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Paduan Learner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hi Todd,
I hope the one on the right is mine!!
Technically, it's NOT British DPM.
DPM (Dissruptive Pattern Material)is more like US Woodland.
The pattern is British MTP - Multi Terrain Pattern, which is similar to MultiCam. Indeed, the pattern was developed for the British MOD (Ministry of Defence) by Crye, the originators of MultiCam, but incorporates elements of DPM, the swirls and shapes commonly refered to as 'Terradactyls'.
All that being said, FANTASTIC work as always Todd!
Neil </div></div>
Yep
I meant MTP. Must have had one too many beers before playing on the ol' interweb again.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Paduan Learner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hi Todd,
I hope the one on the right is mine!!
Technically, it's NOT British DPM.
DPM (Dissruptive Pattern Material)is more like US Woodland.
The pattern is British MTP - Multi Terrain Pattern, which is similar to MultiCam. Indeed, the pattern was developed for the British MOD (Ministry of Defence) by Crye, the originators of MultiCam, but incorporates elements of DPM, the swirls and shapes commonly refered to as 'Terradactyls'.
All that being said, FANTASTIC work as always Todd!
Neil </div></div>
Yep
Re: British DPM on a pair of Manners
Todd,
Glad you had the beers <span style="font-style: italic">AFTER</span> painting my stock.
Man, I can't wait now!!!!
You <span style="font-size: 17pt">ARE</span> da Man!
And I'm proud to call you my friend.
N
Todd,
Glad you had the beers <span style="font-style: italic">AFTER</span> painting my stock.
Man, I can't wait now!!!!
You <span style="font-size: 17pt">ARE</span> da Man!
And I'm proud to call you my friend.
N
Re: British DPM on a pair of Manners
Todd is the man, no one else is even in that league with paint.
Todd is the man, no one else is even in that league with paint.
Re: British DPM on a pair of Manners
Nice job on the stock, no doubt - the proof is in the picture.
What process did you use?
Nice job on the stock, no doubt - the proof is in the picture.
What process did you use?
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