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No drawstring but simply a section tucked up into the helmet liner of an East German M56 from my collection and not wanting to stray to far off topic my main point was to highlight that the MOL 68...

Nice Haul there Rene' i still have the early net with draw string you kindly gifted cool militariaCroatia used the MOL camo in moderation and would not of used the East German netting on there M56's...

Yugoslavian MOL 68 camo was also in Usage by Croatia13657651365764

This is the only Croation Woodland cover i have and for the later composite BK9 but it never fitted mine very well so i display it on the earlier Yugoslavian M59 instead13647601364759

Many thanks for clearing up my query Basti and Mark cool militaria

Just throwing this in here but would anybody else agree the Military Police Helmet cover should be fitted this way ..Or Maybe Not,not certain without checking referance pictures but it makes more...

Just when i thought i had collected them all another variation comes along :shok_yikes: 1140851

Don't be sorry Ian and after all it is your thread to begin with .Thanks for adding this interesting variation to the discussion and i really like the overall shell patina Greg will be pleased to see...

Greg your last post is very interesting and the first I've heard of it , can we assume the one size only for the last run model's would be a medium size 11 ,I've just looked over my 1986 dated...

Russ really good to see you back herecool militaria

Thanks for the reminder greg always good to keep us on our toes ,from memory mine doesn't have the cheek protectors i think ,but the stiching remnants show they were once there ,very much like the...

Not sure how i missed this thread ian but glad i found it ,nice to see your early example retains the small leather triangular cheek protectors still stiched in place at the A yokes /chinstrap...