I guess I'm back
Nilz, born in 1974, from Amsterdam, hi
I put the whole of my airsoft hobby on ice a while ago, due to a lack of motivation since my best friend (who used to be Derbyshire / Yorkshire based) moved to Australia, which left me without a homebase for my airsoft trips.
Clearing out the storage space upstairs recently to make space for 2 of my bicycles I could not help but notice the vast amount of kit I have still left. I've decided to get rid of practically everything, bar one set of fairly basic modern (probably Marine Infantry), my near complete set of 1970's/80's Dutch olive greens and my yet to complete Fallschirmjager. Budget will be tight for a while, as the wife lost her job recently. I'll use whatever I make selling the modern kit to help fund the completion of my FJ kit.
Not yet sure whether I will end up using it for WW2 Airsoft in the UK, re-enactment locally or perhaps both. TBH, when I look at re-enactment boards, they seem to take themselves a bit too serious on average, so there's a good chance I will end up finding a way to play airsoft in the UK again. I do read a lot of stuff on panzergrenadier.net (though I could never get an account authorized there for some reason).
My FJ kit as it stands:
- mouse grey service shirt from Epic
- jump trousers from Epic
- LW wool M43 from Epic
- brown belt and buckle from Epic
- brown leather Y-straps from Underwood
- post war mess tins (don't remember where from, I believe Epic)
- Splinter B jump smock from Spearhead
- tan scarf from some sample sale the Mrs. dragged me off to
- an old pair of black Dr. Marten's (mere placeholders, just the best I can do with what I have right now)
- a pair of unknown gamaschen. green canvas, brown leather straps...from the condition of the canvas they seem period at the least.
- some breadbag (cheap and cheerful, but a fairly nasty blueish green colour - I'll replace it down the line)
- Esbit stove (post-war, but with Esbit logo)
Next purchase will be a helmet (I'm going Deepeeka shell and Spearhead liner), boots, Fliegerbluse (in that order), keeping an eye out for some second hand items that pop up.
Hello and welcome. We have a few guys from mainland Europe who have attended various events in the UK - from Denmark, Belgium and Holland.
You'll also find we're very generous in lending weapons and kit, too.















You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
This has always seemed a friendly and welcoming community for sure!
I guess I've just been spoiled with having all my own kit sorted, having a place to stay and a ride to games when I could still just fly over to a mate's. Once I get over that and can scrounge up some money, I will see about coming over for a weekender! 
Hello and welcome. Hope to see you at a game over here once you get sorted.
Cheers
Martin
"Mistakes in the initial deployment cannot be rectified" Helmuth von Moltke
Toys: AGM MP40, Cyma M1A1, TM M14/G43/SVT40, TM VSR/K98, SnS No. 4, ASG Sten, Ppsh.



























































Arnhem3,Gumrak,Campoleone
Welcome to the forum (and sorry to worry you about cheese
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Of course, this means we'll be on opposite sides this time! ![]()



"I was fabulous, and it was a bloody good laugh."

hello an welcome, 
"Take that you rotton helping of strawberry flan!"
Joseph Porta to "strawberrys and cream", in the sven hassel book ,ogpu prison
Of course, this means we'll be on opposite sides this time!
Ohnoes! ![]()
Never too late to see the error of your ways though. Paint a swastika on your helmet and we will pretend it never happened
If not, zee Atlantik is zat vay! 