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As a public service to the new members of YERF, Asheru here displays a chart showing the proper method of wrapping "Puttees" or "spiral leg Wraps". Asheru is mine, but the images come from a Japanese Military Manual. She thanks you for your attention. G-pen on recycled paper. Scott Ruggels 9 / 2000
[Originally posted September 15, 2000. Asheru had started something of a fashion trend in Yerf for wrappings. She's in front of artwork originally handed out by Japanese WW2 Re-enactors when I went to an even at Camp Roberts that year, and their equipment load out and authenticity was impeccable. I thought the information would be useful to others on yerf who had characters wearing Puttees or other forms of wraps.
[Originally posted September 15, 2000. Asheru had started something of a fashion trend in Yerf for wrappings. She's in front of artwork originally handed out by Japanese WW2 Re-enactors when I went to an even at Camp Roberts that year, and their equipment load out and authenticity was impeccable. I thought the information would be useful to others on yerf who had characters wearing Puttees or other forms of wraps.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Tutorials
Species Wolf
Size 747 x 654px
File Size 84.6 kB
you have to get the right kind of wool, or slightly nubbly cotton, and wrap those suckers tight. I didn't have too much trouble with then but then I always made wure I had long "tapes" to tie them off like these Japanese ones. But the British short wraps were easier for the Ww2 Desert uniform, for sure.
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