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Made my first half belt...

fishmeok

Well-Known Member
This is a cloth version of an original 1947 halfbelt I have (posted pics a while back). I made a few changes to assemble this like a leather jacket- four piece arms, yoke seam, etc. This is a great design, lots of ways to tweak the basic pattern. This is only the second time I've made something in cloth, kind of a fun change.
Cheers
Mark

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Roughwear

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Amazing Mark. This jacket is of a very good professional standard and better than a lot of wartime tailoring. The fit is spot on. Congratulations.
 

jonnyboy

Member
Great jacket Mark!

Looks like you've nailed the pattern. I especially like the collar.

Good work!

Jon
 

Clark J

Well-Known Member
Half belt and a half pint!!!Ya that dad is "special"too!!......................................short bus....
 

fishmeok

Well-Known Member
Thanks- I'm pretty happy with it, not bad for a first try.
I wish I could quit my day job- I need to find a rich patron to support my work- like they used to have in the old days. Clark- you listening? Anyone who buys not one but TWO repop B-15C's just beacuse he thinks it's a good deal has more money than he knows what to do with... :D
Cheers
Mark
 

Mac

Member
Outstanding, Mark! That cute little fella is smiling because he knows there are a few jackets in his future. ;)

Cheers,

Mac
 

dujardin

Well-Known Member
helloooo Mark,

nice one.... surely not easy to realise.
you're ready to copy an M-42

byeeeeeee marcel
greetings to family
 
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