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Hi

I’m searching for any information or pictures available on a camo pattern trial by Sweden in the 1970s, hopefully since a few of you are from Sweden you can help.

Background
In the 1970s Sweden trialed a 4 colour desert camo developed by Barracuda. From what I have found it wasn’t taken up and was only produced in relatively small quantities, which are next to impossible to ‘physically’ find these days.

The pattern utilised 4 colours (black, white, salmon pink and light grey) as little circles and two colours (black and grey) as ‘blocks’.

For a reference to see the basis of what I’m talking about, I know of two variants that exist, one was made by Louis Vuitton in 1999 (haven’t found a pic) and the other by Mhi called 'nuncheck' or ‘nungcheck’ see here. As far as I can tell the nungcheck pattern retains the original camo pattern as trialed and only adds the grid and changes the colours used.

If anyone has any info/pics on the original camo pattern trialed by the Swedish military could u please post here or PM me.

Thanks.
Skuggan
detdär ser ju nästan ut som mönstret som är på TGB20 kapellen (samt vissa andra presseningar)

skulle vara fler "rutor" bara (då menar jag INTE nätmönstret)
Kn Glock
Svenska camomönster som bla Barracuda har tagit fram är tydligen väldigt populära bland olika kläddesigners. Observera att endast ett fåtal av de mönster som tagits fram har använts inom FM.

Det var ett reportage om detta i SVT´s KOBRA onsdag v510.

OT: I samma program kunde man se diverse Automatvapen som var deignade med paljetter och leopardskinn med mera. Slut OT. biggrin.gif
Lockwed
Det kan inte vara mönstret i den här tråden som han syftar på då?
http://forum.SoldF.com/index.php?showtopic=14696&hl=mönster
Det ser ju onekligen ut så.

Färgerna kanske inte stämmer men idén och möstret verkar ju ha varit densamma.
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