I have:
Command tent
Zelt tent
Galvanised buckets & wash tubs
Misc boxes/crates
Eight paraffin lanterns
Enamel tea pot, wash bowl, chamber pot, plates & mugs
Carbolic soap 
Table
Chairs x 3
Blackboard
Typewriter
Gas hob (modern)
Spare pair low boots size 9
Spare trousers - voluminous
K98 (airsoft)
MP40 (airsoft)
MP40 (cap fire)
MP44 (airsoft)
P38 (airsoft)
Luger (airsoft)
MG 42 (deact)
AA tri pod
Spare barrel carrier
2 basket mags
100 Rnds 7.92.
1 ammo can
Ppsh (deact)
drum mags
K98 A/S
MP40 A/S
MP44 A/S
PPK A/S
P38 A/S
Luger A/S
2 stick grenades
6ft table
personal kit
Airsoft Kubelwagon 
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1 repro Oak shelter 1/4
1 real splinter shelter 1/4
1944 newspapers
various wartime bottles, tins and packets of stuff inc. 12 loaves of prop bread
W-SS specific kit...er, just - a belt buckle. 
Full field kit and boots, obviously.
One flysheet - awaiting poles.
A metal and wood stick grenade prop.
You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
D boys k98
mp40
zelts
uniform
webbing
and of course my good looks 
Keith, do you no longer have your Kubelwagen?
Or is it a pain in the hoop to get it to Essex?
B&H the VW181 is not suitable for re-enactment of WW2.
Rivet Nazi.
You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
Heh, I personally wouldn't be too concerned about having the 181 at a show TBH. I couldn't care a stuff what other 'reenactors' think - we are at a show for our amusement and to give the public something to look at when they take the kids out for the day. It could even be a talking point, another thing to chat to the public about. If we had a camo net we could always throw it over it. I'd like to see Keith get full use of his toy investment.
B&H the VW181 is not suitable for re-enactment of WW2.
Is it massively different from a KW? I know sod-all about vehicles - although I've seen enough Dneprs done up as wartime Beamers at shows.
I do remember from my days of owning aircooled VWs that any journey further than the supermarket involved a lot of OCA (Old Car Angst) so I wouldn't blame anyone for not wanting to drive theirs all that distance.
On another note, I'm guessing that we don't have anything to cook on any more....?
To keep others in the loop - arrangements trying to be made for a visit to Dave's house on Monday to catalogue kit for disposal, retrieve kit that belongs to others, buy kit, borrow kit for Waltham.
If there is a spare pair of 7-foot poles (in 2 pieces each) for a flysheet, they are ones Dave bought for me. I owe him a tenner for them.
You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
