A British Army veteran shows you how in this Hades Airsoft video. The process begins with gathering essential tools, including heavy-duty scissors, a 3D scrim cover, and various camouflage materials like MTP and old scrim netting. The instructor shows how to cut fabric into specific strips, roughly 12 to 13 centimeters long and 3 centimeters wide, which are then tied individually to the 3D scrim net using single knots.

The guide emphasizes maintaining an irregular appearance to break up the helmet's silhouette while ensuring that functional elements like rails and reflective bands remain accessible or visible. The project concludes with a trim to remove overly long pieces and ensure the foliage creates a realistic, woodland-style texture. This method allows for a customizable setup that users can adjust to suit their specific environment.