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The sad fate of Soviet visors made from 1954-1969

Article about: I've noticed quite a common phenomenon within eBay and some other sites, This topic is about the fabricating of WW2 era visors whilst sacrificing an original cap. The process is a simple way

  1. 08-17-2021, 09:25 PM #11
    bourguignotte
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    Hello Spenwill73,

    No, to real one. Their is so much to see and learn already from them and as you said, their are, thankfully, not yet copied

    Bruno
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  3. 08-18-2021, 05:35 AM #12
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    M55 visors are heavily copied unfortunately. only the Generals/admirals version of M69s get copied. I am mostly unfamiliar with the M89 transitional Russian/Soviet visors as I've never seen one even on the market. I need to pick up one of the M55s though..
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