Thank you rathbone! Great reference pic! Thanks again

I am having a hard time figuring out exactly what you are asking. Some pictures of what you have would surely help. 

They are made by Bravo 6.  The technique is pretty simple.  I use Tamiya acrylic paints and apply a base coat of buff.  The stripes are made with NATO Black and I usually followed a pattern I found online.  In between the stripes I put dashes and swipes of Khaki and Red Brown.  I use a really fine brush to put random little dashes of buff on the black strips and elsewhere.  I use black oil washes to fill gaps and darken colors.  I also accentuated pockets and seams by using thinned black along the edges.

Asking prices are all over the board, with most guys swinging for the bleachers, as is standard now.   Last one I bought I paid $100 for, on an Alpha tunic, ID’d.  

Hi All-   ive been debating grabbing this “ID” marked example. Looks good to me but wanted to get a second opinion. Thanks!    

For clarification on the star question; context is everything.   If you see a star associated with 3 or 4 overseas stripes, that is most likely a "first over" star.   If you see a star with a single service chevron, that is likely a voluntary enlistment star...an unofficial way to show you enlisted, as opposed to being drafted.

Hi Guys- I’ve been wanting a worn/used, early Aussie made 1st marine Div patch. I’m sure you’ve all seen this but I wanted to double check authenticity and what you might expect price-wise. Thanks for any help

For reference  

Amazing! I would loved to see your process for creating the Tiger Stripe and the bamboo; what brand figures are these? 🙂