M40 DAK Camo Opinions Needed!

[Wagriff]

And This, people...is exactly the reason that I avoid camo's....

[radidas]

And This, people...is exactly the reason that I avoid camo's....

+1

To me, there doesn't seem to be sufficient damage to the paintwork around the area of the great big dent in the top, also the interior condition doesn't match exterior - Just my two cents,

Chris

[geelong]

+1

To me, there doesn't seem to be sufficient damage to the paintwork around the area of the great big dent in the top, also the interior condition doesn't match exterior - Just my two cents,

Chris

yes for me i would be thinking that for such a serious ding, there would be more significant damge to the paint. unless somone has a example to show that after such damage the paint will still not be damaged or removed in some way. but this is all i a can add on this helmet.

[Lidman]

I won't commit either way just yet, as already said, good close ups are needed of the paint.
In natural light too would help greatly. But I do agree that you would expect more damage to the paint.
Having said that some paints may offer more resistance to damage flaking than others, so I can't say for sure on that point of impact, IMO.

Brad.

[Munich]

You need to see amy camo helmet in person before buying.
I never buy camo helmet on the internet.

[Schwerpunkt]

You need to see amy camo helmet in person before buying.
I never buy camo helmet on the internet.

I don't agree with that , you can perfectly buy a camo from a dealer or collector online but they must have really good photos.
That's why the administrations on several forums stress the need for HQ pictures.