Dougstaaarrr classic kits (no requests)

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I've been making kits for FIFA games for a long time - in fact my first venture into FIFA editing was way back in 1998 when I did mods for FIFA RTWC '98. I did try posting on here before a while ago but my old account I had at the time didn't work, but anyhow, I prefer to make retro kits as, well, let's face it, there's plenty of people who make existing kits and with retro being popular with fans and some great classic patches out there, I thought I'd share my efforts.

Please note that I don't take requests, I have a life outside of FIFA editing - besides from years gone by when I was first on these forums (20+ years ago) I used to get pestered to hell by people... so please, don't ask me. Also if you wish to use my work in your patches, feel free - just give me a credit, but I strictly forbid use of my work in paid patches. Modern day FIFA/EAFC patches asking you to pay is the absolute devil in my view, whatever happened to the old community spirit eh?

Some of the shorts/socks sets I use appear to have stretched logos so that they'll fit properly with shorter shorts body models - I use the ones from the Classic Patch 16 which work perfectly and don't have the strange 3D artefacts with the subs warming up on the sidelines.

Over time I'll try and find somewhere to upload my RX3 files and also include fonts/numbers where possible. I am in the process of doing my own website showcasing my work but as external self-promotion is forbidden on here I'll post my stuff as normal, my website link will be in my profile signature eventually when it's done.

I don't really have the time to do minikits, so if you're a minikit maker and want to do minikits for me, then let me know - would be much appreciated!

First up...

WALES KITS 1987-89
Switched to Hummel in 1987, lovely set of kits, really should have been at Euro '88... ah well.
Home, away and third kits use collar 8
Third kit was a one-off - white shirt, red shorts, white socks, worn at the Netherlands in 1989
Goalkeepers use collar 9 - navy shorts/socks used for both green and sky blue shirt options.

 

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WALES KITS 1990-91
Home and away kits use collar 11
Goalkeeper kits use collar 9 - black shorts/socks used for both green and sky blue shirt options.
Alternative green shirt with "diamond print" pattern worn in 1991 by Neville Southall against Germany in the Euro '92 qualifiers. It has the Umbro logo in a black square which was a teamwear template, rather than the actual "bespoke" shirt. Sometimes Southall wore the outfield shorts and/or socks on occasion, he did have a few idiosyncracies with kit selection in his career!

 

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WALES KITS 1992-93
Home and away kits use collar 11
Black and grey goalkeeper kits use collar 1 - worn with black shorts/socks
Green and sky blue goalkeeper kits use collar 11 - worn with navy shorts/socks

There was another green shirt, very similar to the one shown here, but with a different pattern, worn by Neville Southall in THAT ill-fated final qualifying match against Romania in November 1993, I'll get around to doing that eventually (the background print is a bit like the Celtic GK shirt from 1991-93, and the Inter Milan yellow third shirt from the same era).

 

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WREXHAM 2004-05
Anyone who knows me outside of FIFA editing will know I'm a Wrexham fan - been following them well before Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought the club, they're my hometown team. Mad how our club have gone from 15 years of non-league football to playing in the third tier again. It's bonkers, but I'm loving it right now. Our last season at this level before the sh*t hit the fan thanks to unscrupulous owners was this set of kits made by Vandanel.

Home and away kits use collar 7
LDV Vans final shirt, with white shoulders and sponsor logo on the back use collar 8
Goalkeeper kits all use collar 7 - worn with black shorts/socks

Eventually when I set my website up all variations of goalkeeper kits will be included - Just Go was the sponsors on the home kit, with Minera Roof Trusses sponsoring the away kit. Both companies had their sponsor logos on the LDV Vans final kits.

 

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SWITZERLAND KITS 1990-92
Some rather unique standout kits made by local supplier Blacky.
All kits use collar 8

 

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BOLIVIA KITS 1993
Worn in the latter stage of the 1994 World Cup qualifiers.
Home and away kits use collar 7
Goalkeeper kit uses collar 11 - Carlos Trucco wore what looked like a rugby/leisure collared jersey which had his name and a large number 25 on the back in the white panel.

 

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BOLTON WANDERERS 1999/00
Bolton reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup, but missed out on promotion (they would get promoted the following year though).

Home kit uses collar 7
Away kit uses collar 9
Third kit (yellow - previous 1998/99 away kit) uses collar 7
Home goalkeeper kit (navy/green) uses collar 0
Away goalkeeper kit (yellow) uses collar 1

When I finally get my website sorted I'll post RX3 packs, which also include fonts.
I've done the Football League number fonts used between 1999-2005.

 

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BOLIVIA KITS WORLD CUP 1994
Home kit was worn in the tournament, but I found the away kit was used in a pre-tournament match, so I assume this was the designated design (but not used).

Home and away kits use collar 11
Blue goalkeeper kit uses collar 14
Grey goalkeeper kit uses collar 1

 

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WALES KITS WORLD CUP 1958
We got to the quarter finals of this World Cup - but got knocked out by eventual winners Brazil.
Their goalscorer? Someone called Pelé, think you may have heard of him

All kits use collar 7
Goalkeepers wore the same shorts and socks as the outfield players

 

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CARDIFF CITY KITS 1992-93
Them lot from the capital beat us to the Division Three title that year...
They wore in-house kits for a few seasons under the brand name "Bluebird".

All kits use collar 11
Goalkeepers wore the same shorts and socks as the outfield players

 

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CARDIFF CITY KITS 1993/94
Home and goalkeeper kits were the same as the previous season, but a new away kit was introduced.
I'm sure the previous red shirt got used as well in 93/94 - have definitely seen a picture of it paired with the newer away kit's black shorts!

All kits use collar 11
Goalkeepers wore the same shorts and socks as the outfield players

 

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JAPAN KITS 1992-95
One of my favourite kit designs of all time, and also had a unique arrangement where the JFA had the logos of either adidas, Puma or Asics on the kit (!)... seemed to vary from game to game, though the base kit designs remained the same.

In my game I've had to use the individual kits statement with RevolutionMod to show different coloured front number fonts. For instance, the home shirt had white numbers on the back, but blue on the front (both outlined in yellow/gold). I've also managed to set a model file with RevMod so that the goalkeepers wore very long shorts, just like they did in real life. I'll have to get an in-game pic to demonstrate when I get chance!

All kits use collar 8
The version I've posted here has the adidas trefoil logo

 

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JAPAN KITS OLYMPIC GAMES 1968
These kits were worn when Japan won the bronze medal in the 1968 Olympic Games football tournament in Mexico City.

All kits use collar 0

 

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NEWCASTLE UNITED KITS 1997/98
That away kit is certainly... unique!!!... though from what I remember rightly Newcastle went to great lengths to avoid wearing it where possible, even wearing the home strip with alternate shorts at the likes of Bolton and Tottenham when the away kit was a far better option to avert clashing.

Home and away kits use collar 0
Goalkeeper kits use collar 1

 

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NEWCASTLE UNITED KITS 1995/96
A superb set of kits from adidas - the away kit is also a reference point for the away kit that Newcastle are wearing this season.

Home and away kits use collar 14
Goalkeeper kits use collar 1

Interesting to note, whenever Pavel Srníček was in goal, he'd wear black shorts and white socks as shown here, but when Shaka Hislop kept goal, he wore the outfield shorts and socks.

 

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NEWCASTLE UNITED KITS 1926/27
Going proper old school now, these kits were worn when Newcastle last won a league title back in 1927. Now, to get a proper look for the lace-up collar I've had to improvise slightly, collar 16 seemed to be the best fit even though if you look at the kit close up, you'll see a slight crease in the collar model, as it was made for "grandad collar" style jerseys.

Back then there was no shirt numbers either, these didn't come into use until the end of the following decade. The goalkeeper wore a plain green woollen jersey with thick collar.

Home and away kits use collar 16 - away kit uses the same shorts and socks as the home kit.
Back then, Newcastle used to wear a change shirt on the rare occasions where there was a clash (usually against other teams in black and white)
Goalkeeper kit uses collar 2, with the outfield shorts and socks.

 

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SCOTLAND KITS EURO '96
Due to UEFA regulations Scotland had to wear a slightly modified version of their usual home kit, removing the "tape trim" from the shoulders and shorts as they were made up of Umbro logos.
I've had trouble deciding on a good enough collar model for the away shirt, which had a very small "snick" insert - collar 8 was too wide, collar 9 was too, so went for collar 11 even though this is usually used for "polo shirt" style collars

Home kit uses collar 8
Away kit uses collar 11
Goalkeeper kits use collar 1

Scotland didn't wear the away kit at the tournament, nor the red goalkeeper kit which was "paired" with it.
Also the goalkeeper shirts have a single-colour patch added to the front for the shirt number. I'm assuming this would have been the case on the red shirt had it been used?

 

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WEST BROMWICH ALBION KITS 2004/05
For Baggies fans these kits will always be associated with the "Great Escape", needing a win on the last day of the 2004/05 season and for some other results to go their way to ensure survival. They therefore became the first club in the Premier League era to survive having been bottom of the table at Christmas.

All outfield kits use collar 7
All goalkeeper kits use collar 9

 

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BARNSLEY KITS 1989-90
A rather infamous set this, due to the design of the home shirt with assortment of six-pointed stars and white lower panel. The Tykes had kits last season that referenced this kit!

Home and away kits use collar 7
Goalkeeper shirts use collar 9, with the same shorts and socks as the outfield players.

 

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BARNSLEY KITS 1997/98
To date this was Barnsley's only season in the top flight.

All kits use collar 9, the goalkeeper shirts were worn with the outfield shorts and socks.