The latest and greatest ghillie suit.
 

http://home.att.net/~militaryillus/id72.htm
LOL.

the best ghillie suit ever...
you just need to be a carpenter to build it... :p

Thats very intersting I never thought about using bricks and wood.

Interesting idea and would be quite easy to make yourself using styrofoam and painting it up similiar to the way it's done for miniture games like Warhammer but only on a larger scale.

That's hilarious! Not sure what to say next, picturing Jim Hensen's work (Muppets) right now.

i love it

ill wait for active camo in about 50 years...

So in woodland games, snipers have to carry a true on their back?

"hmm gee ahkmed, do you remember that pile of lumber piled in the middle of the desert?'

"hmm gee ahkmed, do you remember that pile of lumber piled in the middle of the desert?'

"No more burrowing under piles of debris and countless hours of digging!!! In the event that your security is challenged, you're not stuck "defending the fort" as you would be, dug in under heavy cover"

Yeah, now your stuck out in the open completly defenceless! If milspec gear has a hard time holding up in the field how long do you think your styrafoam 'bricks' are going to last?

I'll admit though, I was impressed with the rocks. Visually that worked well, but once again its styrafoam...

haha, pretty funny idea. The next time I see a pile of wood at an airsoft game, I'm going to nail it together into an outhouse and take a crap in it. Can't wait to see Sha Do's next ghillie fire.

thats so strupid,

Who knows how well it performs in the field until it is tested there. However a number of you have made disparaging comments on the fact that it is styrofoam. I dont know how much better than styrofoam it is, but it is not styrofoam:

"These camo items can take some punishment and are waterproof. They will attach to your selected ghillie or cover in seconds and come off the same way...we've come up with a very simple attachment method. They are very lightweight. They can be re-painted or touched up after heavy use. We've found that the more beat-up they get, the more natural they look . And NO, it aint Styrofoam! Patent Pending"

The poncho cant be very effective, when I see 2 legs sticking out of a pile of wood, Im going to be quite suspicous. The suit must get snagged on everything, and it looks quite cumbersome.