The most common method used by the Germans to attach foliage to their vehicles was with wire. Crews would string wire from tie-down loops, lifting hooks, or any other protrusion available, forming loose, net-like patterns around the vehicle. Foliage was then draped over the wires so that the branches would snag on the wire and hang down vertically. Camo nets were also used in a similar manner, but they weren't as common. Careful placement was necessary to avoid obstructing weapons, vision ports, gun sights, turret movement, etc.