Thats quite interesting. I'm actually just guessing at the 'plan white' get up being the same as for the spanish civil war.

No way, thats bonkers... I knew it was cobbled together but still!

I wonder if its the stone grey trousers and m36 tunic combo for Condor legion.

Quite often the unit tailor would do it. Its a soldiers responsibility to keep his own kit well maintained and repaired but ever unit had a tailor wh...

Yeah agreed Nige i think they used everything from k98s to muskets Hunting rifles im sure would have been used as would shotguns and the like (i'm...

Until they closed down I used to get re-enactment uniforms (which have to be bang on) stitched at the tailors round the corner for me (very cheap too)...

Erm we cant have a company sgt major or regimental sgt major until we fill out a platoon first And the Staffords would have colour sgts rather than ...

Sorry, be the 18th then!

I know webby had a couple of repro belts break at the buckle as the metal was too brittle. I've not worn us WWII webbing for over ten years but I rem...

Yeah but in fairness it's the Sven Hassel of the US side (folklore wise) and we know how much fun the 27th penal panzers were at games...

I think it did make sense to chop it at the point where folk were apologizing to Angel to be honest...

In eight years of airsofting I've *never* worried about unbombing mags or releasing spring tension. My AK47 still works as well as it did in 2003 whe...

No worries Sandy, will do.

Smooth job on the fire selector, very nice. Tempted to do mine but i find with 50 round mags single shot to be too useful until I get some 100 rnd on...

Very little if the CSM/RSM caught you with it. A luger stuffed in your blouse might be acceptable, a yank shoulder holster or similar would be off yo...

Keith I can fit you in with a garrison role if you're still not totally mobile mate?

Good work so far mate. Let's face it, I doubt we'll ever see genuine WWII armour at a game so scratchbuilt stuff like this is a pretty good addition...