Ricks shows us via video how to easily make British "Hessian" style netting for tanks and vehicles.

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Thanks!

Great tip Rick..

By the way, what's in your purse and will you be doing a make up presentation?

Sorry, that's where YouTube took me after your excellent vid. Tamiya tape painted on glass then painted! Now why didn't I think of that?again, great tip Rick.

Very nice SBS video Rick.

That looks awsome. Great tip on what used to be a difficult and feared bit of detail.

This wouldn't have been used by Soviet tanks would it? I've got 2 on the bench and this would be a good time to practice this technique

Nice SBS Rick....enjoyed watching and, more importantly, learning how easy this really is! Thank you.

Thanks for the comments everyone, it really is pretty easy, the hard part was trying to not sound nervous when the camera was running!! Panzer, I have never seen it on Russian equipment, but I wouldn't put it past them after all they were the masters of "Maskirovo". Kid, did you get my private message earlier? Should see something in your mailbox by early next week at least.

Me? If thst's the case then nope, nothing hahaha

Thanks Rick....it really look awesome will try it on my Firefly model.

Rick, just for your information, the strips are the "hessian" material. "Hessian" as a Biritsh term for what, in North America, is known as "burlap". It's the same rough jute material used in Ghillie suits and the backs of carpets.

Thanks Rick, nice tip...

Tankmodeler,

Try again! Tankmodeler, Thanks for the information. I always wondered where the term came from and what it meant, thanks for clearing up a lot of confusion!!