Very nice mate.
You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
OK, here's my Zelt hung on the belt order and my grenade - it's bloomin' massive!
Hi mate ive seen zelts wrapped around the gas mask canister....
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Around the gas mask canister, on the belt, on the D rings on the yoke - pics of them being carried in all these ways have been seen. Experiment with it, and find the most comfortable way for you 
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ive gotta get some of them grenades.
can you post a link please???????????
"Take that you rotton helping of strawberry flan!"
Joseph Porta to "strawberrys and cream", in the sven hassel book ,ogpu prison
Just got my jackboots, good price too! Complete with heel and toe plates plus hobnails.
Have also just ordered my M40 tunic and M42 trousers, plus an M42 Oakleaf smock from Spearhead. Now I need to work out how to conceal it all from the wife! I hope they turn up on one of my days off!
When I want your opinion - I'll tell you what it is!
ive gotta get some of them grenades.
can you post a link please???????????
Google search "hans sheffield" - you'll get a link to his ebay. It's the M24 one you want - cost me about
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I don't know what they're like but Motion Pictures Prop do a dummy stick grenade for
Hmm.... good value for money, certainly. I know Stubblehopper (I think it was) said he had a wooden one which looked great - until he bought one of Hans Sheffield's wood and metal ones. I tell you what - mine is one heavy bugger - it might not explode but I reckon it could kill you if it hit you on the head! 
You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
60's German Fire brigade helmet, made to look like SS. Quite a bad job alltold, Crap liner, Decals and paint job. It also looks too new. But well worth the
Its not that I havnt got any ideas, its just that I cant decide wether or not just to put a cover on it for now or go strait in and do the work.
Great looking stuff y'all.
Received my Kodak Medalist yesterday. Seller forgot to mention the automatic framecounter, shutterc*cking device, winding-lock and T-exposure lever were all broken. Not that they're needed to use the camera, but I paid good money for it, would've like to have been informed...darn bar-steward! 
Also the Deluxe edition of Silent Hunter IV turned up with lots of goodies, including a DVD documentary on the US Silent Service in WW2.
I've got another monster order from Ostfront coming, mostly with manuals for a friend of mine and some Mosin Nagant accessoiries for me.
Rick
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Bloody hell Mr F - how many cameras you got now? go on, give us a pic of all of them, so we in the digital era can remember what a "proper" camera looks like 
Well, i've got a few new bits. Pukka gas mask canister and 'mask. E-tool and an Esbit cooker (yes, i'm prepping for CR already) Also, from a gaming perspective, managed to pick up 5 mahoosive 4 minute lifeboat smokes for a tenner. All kit courtesy of Farnham Militaria market. Some truly lovely stuff there, but a quick way to bankruptcy!
When we were a Kingdom it was run by a King
When we were an Empire it was run by an Empress
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Here ya go
From left to right, back to front:
- Argus C-3 (post-war production, popular 35mm camera during the war)[/*:m:92172r6v]
- Zeiss Ikon Nettar 515/2 (pre-war production, 1937, 120film)[/*:m:92172r6v]
- Graflex Crown Graphic (post-war version, 4x5 sheet film or 120film)[/*:m:92172r6v]
- Ciro-flex Model D (very close to the war-time models, 120film)[/*:m:92172r6v]
- Kodak Medalist (1941-dated lense, 620film, I need to respool 120film for this one)[/*:m:92172r6v]
- Kodak Retina II (German Pre-war production, 1938, more solid then post-war US production, 35mm)[/*:m:92172r6v]
- Kodak 35 (Another popular model 35mm camera from the period)[/*:m:92172r6v]
- Kodak 35 RF ("A child only a mother would love", 1941-dated lens, built as a contender against the Argus C-3 but was more expensive.[/*:m:92172r6v]
- Leica IID (Fake Ukrainian copy)[/*:m:92172r6v]
- Leica IID (Broken Fake Ukrainian copy)[/*:m:92172r6v][/list:u:92172r6v]
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That. Is. One. Hell. Of. A. Collection.
Very, very impressed!
You said you've got some stuff on the way from Ostfront. Any problems to be aware of? - there's some rather nice stuff on their website thats tempting me to part with yet more cash...
When we were a Kingdom it was run by a King
When we were an Empire it was run by an Empress
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The sizing of their Russian Uniforms runs on the small side.
But Thomas is quick to exchange or refund anything you might not
find to your liking.
It'll probably get here this upcoming week:
Austrian Police Grenade Explosives Manual
German Engineer Demolition Equipment Manual
Manual for German WW2 2cm Flakvierling AA Gun
German WW2 Panzergrenadier Manual, 1944
Repro WW2 German Mauser 98K Sight Covers
Repro WW2 German GERMAN RED CROSS Chocolate Tin
Reproduction German WW2 Bahlsens Keks Tins
Reproduction Werhrmacht WW2 Shoe Polish Tin, Eg-G
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Woo! Hoo! My East German jackboots arrived today, from North Carolina - bit of a strange route, I know! And they actually fit. 
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New acquisition...
1935 Manual of Elementary Drill... 1940 edition "Price 9d. net"
Heh, its got a lot, lot more in it than the pdf of the book I had previously.
*Hmmm Luger*
- nice
The sizing of their Russian Uniforms runs on the small side.
I'll say. The stuff I ordered was about 4inches bigger than I needed and it only just fits me. Either that or Im just kidding myself
No longer involved in airsoft.
