DIY Canvas Plash-Palatka Poncho-Tarp, 4th-last-part, YEAH finally it's done turned out as expected

After three days of messing about with this project, my new DIY-made Plash-Palatka is all finished and done, ready to go into my pack to accompany the 3x3m canvas Tarp for on the trail, hiking and Bushcraft undertakings.
Yes this has been a exhausting few day's with lot's of Tea poring down my throat, but was well worth it and I'm happy with the results.
Next on the task list is to put this small tarp-Poncho to a test in the wild ;-)
Since this video attracted quite some attention over the last year, specially regarding the pattern of the Palatka, I would like to share a link to the original Soviet field manual published in 1942
contains 34 pages about the Plash-Palatka cloak tent, Page-by-page: viewer.rsl.ru/... which showing the cloak in great details.
Another good source for the pattern can be found here: forum.ww2.ru/i... if you are only after the pattern drawings to make your own DIY Plash-Palatka.

[@malacaralaughs8228]

Thank you for putting this out. Great project. I enjoyed it

[@spookycrow1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@haraldreich729]

Hello :)
Great project and sewing. Thanks for sharing all the details.
Greetings

[@spookycrow1]

Glad you like it ;-)

[@Tenacity38]

Really cool projects! I thinking of doing this except with different materials so I can use it while hiking even in the worst of rain downpours.

[@spookycrow1]

The Plasch Palatka is a very versatile design, compare to a rain Poncho alone.

[@orraman5427]

Well done. Enjoy!

[@spookycrow1]

Thanks, will do!

[@asilvestrandome]

Really nice work l love it.

[@spookycrow1]

Thanks a lot, and yeah I can assure you the Plasch-Palatka proofed to perform as aspected... actual video about the field test becoming online shortly ;-)