Looking forwards to seeing the rest of them.
How did yours come out Dave?
"I think we are in rats' alley - Where the dead men lost their bones."
They look OK, haven't had a chance to look too closely yet!
Ouch, just got bollocked by Major for being on the wrong side of the Bren gunner. Meh, I wasn't doing the art direction! 
erm... I was told by a VERY experienced re-enactor that that was the right side!! Hmmm...
Otherwise you can't do barrel changes aparently!
LOL, I just do as I'm told. 
seen the pic of you with the Bren gun, looked good. Pity you are on the wrong side. You should have been on the other side so that if you get hit the gunner can get hold of the mags himself and still load the gun.
SOP is that they are on the left hand side. Of course, he being ex airborne, they ALWAYS do things arse about face lol
When we were a Kingdom it was run by a King
When we were an Empire it was run by an Empress
Now we're a country we're run by a..........
I always thought the bren no2 went to the left, if the no1 is hit he rolls away and the no2 grabs the gun.
As rich say you cant get at the barrel as well and its harder changing mags form the right as your right arm has to reach across your body.
"I think we are in rats' alley - Where the dead men lost their bones."
Can we see them yet then?
"I think we are in rats' alley - Where the dead men lost their bones."
You'll have to wait a bit longer 
- no spare time until Thursday!
I always thought the bren no2 went to the left, if the no1 is hit he rolls away and the no2 grabs the gun.
As rich say you cant get at the barrel as well and its harder changing mags form the right as your right arm has to reach across your body.
I think the bren training manual will be on my list of things to find at Stoneleigh
I've now got the bren training manual and it doesn't specify which side the No2 goes on!
All it says is
No.2 will at all times keep the gun supplied with ammunition. He will place himself as near the gun position as cover will allow, so that he can carry out his duties of ammunition supply with the minimum movement and exposure, or, if required act as a rifleman.
No.2 will be in a position close to the gun from which he can assist No.1 in every way possible
It also does explain the barrel changing process, but again doesn't mention which side the No.2 should be on to do this.
What it does seem to say though is that the No.1 is the one who normally changes the mags... not the No.2.
Ah, you can sleep easy at night's now!
lol... I think you overestimate the importance of this to me... mind you only by a small amount... hehe