Sorry Knoffhoff, you're dead wrong.
Original Dot 44:
The camo that was modeled:
THAT is original Dot 44 camo. That is combat faded. It looks NOTHING, NOTHING AT ALL like the camo that you have shown in the news update. Notice that is it not all shades of reddish brown, and taht the dots are neat and orderly, not randomly spread. I say once again, the camo that has been shown is completly fabricated. I'm not saying this was done on purpose, but I am saying that someone didn't know what they were doing when they made that texture.
Now, you KNOW I KNOW how much work it takes. Hell, I could never do this, I lack any artistic skill beyond stick figures. However I see it as my job as a highly active, and well research member of this community to respectfully point out gross inaccuracy, which is what this is. You have left out any Heer camo, you have left out camo helmets, foliage on helmets even, and you have created a camo pattern that looks simply like someone saw a few photos of Oak and dot camo, and made it off what he remembered, without bothering to find out what it actually looks like.
As a note, the HELMET covers done for the SS are dead on for fall and spring oak camo. The one guy with the bent knee and the G43 has the spring Oak helmet cover, which is EXACTLY the camo that all these guys should have. Hell, why do they even have fall oak camo? Normandy was in the summer, with green foliage, you'd have to be an idiot to flip your helmet cover to the fall side....
One thing should be remembered here. I have first hand experience with SS camo patterns. I have not only seen, I have HELD original SS camo smocks of all the types used. I know what I'm talking about.