Why a 1950s Leica M2 camera with a worn-out vulcanite is still valuable. скачать в хорошем качестве

Why a 1950s Leica M2 camera with a worn-out vulcanite is still valuable.

This is a skin replacement project for the early model of the Leica M2, a low-cost version of the Leica M3. The Vulcanite has fallen off, and since the plastic material has hardened a long time ago, it will inevitably crack and fall off as you use it. However, the metal parts of the sturdy Leica camera body are relatively free from the passage of time as long as they are not dented, so you can reborn a new look just by replacing the Vulcanite part. Leica's Vulcanite is still made of artificial leather, not real leather. If you proceed with real leather, it will not only be much more durable, but you can also experience an improvement in grip along with the texture of the surface touch according to the leather. Enjoy the transformation of the early version of the Leica M2, which was reborn with a new look today. ;)