It'd only work if you went to an event and had uniforms for both sides, then you could get changed at lunchtime and fight for the other side.

Really glad you had a great time, mate. You totally got into the spirit of it, and that's what's most important, moreso than physical fitness or endur...

How was it? damp, and utterly knackering, my knees have now seized up again! Totally worth it, though. As for the weekend, it was just fantastic. ...

I have one i use for all my brit events, for years now. The only time it's caused damage is when i fell on it.

If you can fit a 32 waist I can sell you a whole uniform, 1946 dated with oxford Bag trousers. If not, these are 34-36 I think. If reminded, or you ...

If only I knew myself. I actually have a modern officers (60s) SD similar to this one which is surplus to my needs. Did your intended regiment wear ...

Coincidentally, I've also just bought a '45 dated Service Dress jacket, and I'm going to need a pair of trousers to go with it. Any pointers on what...

I've just found his service no. if you don't have it already: 488402

I really appreciate the advice and wealth of knowledge in the replys to my posts, however and just a thought.. Out of all the British service men that...

I dropped my MP40 in a fucking great puddle at Churchill's, submerging it! I just gave it a shake, ran a rag down the barrel with the pull through...

Perhaps we need to define what we mean by 'hardcore'. All I meant was a historically plausible scenario, proper command structure, reasonable uniform ...

Grrr! Nothing from Kellybadge, 7 days on - not even invoiced me. Just when I needed something quickly. Now no hope of getting buttons and getting t...

Bigger is always better. ^This. Plus it's more accurate. The chances are you'd just get something about the right size thrown at you by the QM anyway...

Anyone used kellybadge before? Wondered how quick (or otherwise) they are? I've used them for some police insignia before, they were quick and had n...