What's the postage like from WPG? I was going to order a B3 from them but I begrudge paying the same for postage as I do for the actual item.
Show me a man who will jump out of an airplane, and I'll show you a man who will fight!
General James M. Gavin
CRY HAVOC AND LET LOOSE THE DOGS OF WAR
Stalingrad by anthony Bevor and 6000 BB's
Brown Brit enamled mug! (Finally forked out the £4 from my money-tight hands for it)
Another Brit 1" rifle sling.
Soon to receive some size 4 Brit gaiters in the post from taffpara.
A Proud Member Of 'Team Spleen!' who play mainly at Gunman Airsoft, Tuddenham, Suffolk.
Arrived in less than 24 hours....
K98 springer from Del - cheers bud ! Love the action , but chronoes at 274 so will have to remain as wall hanger/plinker for now .
Black PZ trousers
Lozza zelts and poles and thing .
Band of Brothers Novel.
Bought it years ago and read it, but lost it in a house move. Now started to re read it. Brilliant book. Certainly gets me in the mood for Husky.
Khaki drill batledress trousers,
Wooly pully which, even after a wash, smells like the sheep it came off!
Leather soled boots for my miniture stumps, gabadine LW cap £2 whoot, RB arm adler 
Do you have very small feet too? So does the missus. It's why we never go hiking together (cattle grids are a nightmare) 
Ill Met By Moonlight - the book! Good reviews. However, I'm still reading my Bulge book about the Brits' involvement, and all the politics and Monty taking charge of Yank generals!
You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
Do you have very small feet too? So does the missus. It's why we never go hiking together (cattle grids are a nightmare)
Oh your sooooooo funny 
aren't you glad your Mrs isn't on the forum , thankfully I can withstand the small feet jokes at the moment, as I've just had my fill of Heer/Here jokes from the DR lads this weekend.
If I had to hear (argh another one) wheres Che? and reply he's here somewhere, to be replied to yes he is heer isn't he, but where is he 
well ...... 
Steiner, good thing the boys from the 2nd US Armored interpreted their 'British' orders incorrectly and intercepted the German spearhead at Celles instead of pulling back across the Meuse. 
Bought another Bakelite container for a Leica lens and I picked up a vintage Kodak self-timer device.
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Not reached that bit yet, Mr F. The book is quite good, but suffers from a lack of maps.
Received K98 bayonet scabbard today.
You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
announced last week, and today it arrived:
Leica III
post-war brushed-chrome 90mm
Chinese 90mm viewfinder
Russian 85mm viewfinder (not pictures)
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Today, I acquired a mint condition German fighting/boot/trench knife. The wife got it from my Mother in law, as she was going to give it to the police because she thought she would get in trouble for having it! Turns out, the Wifes' Grandad was in the Royal Engineers and he bought back quite a bit of swag from the war in europe. I'm hoping that the M-i-l can find (and I quote) "The funny peaked hat with the skull on it".
When I want your opinion - I'll tell you what it is!
Horrifying how the absolutely 200% inncocent are frightened into such a thought process, I sometimes think that HMG is the true terrorist ...
The term "terrorism" comes from Latin terrere, "to frighten" via the French word terrorisme, which is often associated with the regime de la terreur, the Reign of Terror of the revolutionary government in France from 1793 to 1794. A leader in the French revolution, Maximilien Robespierre, proclaimed in 1794, “Terror is nothing other than justice, prompt, severe, inflexible; it is therefore an emanation of virtue; it is not so much a special principle as it is a consequence of the general principle of democracy applied to our country's most urgent needs.†The Committee of Public Safety agents that enforced the policies of "The Terror" were referred to as "Terrorists." The English word "terrorism" was first recorded in English dictionaries in 1798 as meaning "systematic use of terror as a policy." The term appeared earlier in English in newspapers, such as a 1795 use of the term in The Times. The Oxford English Dictionary still records a definition of terrorism as "Government by intimidation carried out by the party in power in France between 1789-1794. Generally, a policy intended to cause terror in those against whom it is adopted."
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Definition_of_terrorism
I'm hoping that the M-i-l can find (and I quote) "The funny peaked hat with the skull on it".
I bet you are
Iron cross and infantry assault badge from DaveM16. Cheers mate. Gotta love a bit of bling.
Detling so.. too much to count...
1941 dated mess tins
Original 40s British Officer Service Dress
Officer SD brown shoes
hobnails
sten bandolier
anti-mosquito spats (for rachel)
dah sheath
pre-war bren pamphlet
original 1941 dated jap puttees
also:
sting
anduril
sledge hammer
mallet
I'm sure I've missed a load...
my helmet should arrive from millitaria tomorrow, i forgot to order a bloody zelt though 
ill do it next time
"Take that you rotton helping of strawberry flan!"
Joseph Porta to "strawberrys and cream", in the sven hassel book ,ogpu prison
