Compared to Come and See - yes. True, but any film is light hearted compared to C&S. I'd like to see 'The Bomber', although I may have to watch ...

And Stalingrad depicts the trials of the German invaders of Russia, whats your point? Besides the fortress was Russian built so they could claim tenan...

What because downfall is a light hearted romcom? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z11Pzsd9yJw&feature=related

Fortress of War might be a good option. Wrong fortress but rather fitting.

In winter I'd prefer if it was ushankas personally as i hate having cold ears but correct ones can be harder to find. A mix of ushankas and helmets ...

I have a full Heer infantry uniform spare should anyone need it. 58/59cm M35 helmet, 42" M40 tunic, 36"M40 trousers, size 10 jackboots and f...

Those donald ducks aren't actually correct, they're the later soviet pattern introduced in the 1960s. The RKKF version had a much smaller brim and low...

Sounds good enough to even be worth risking the M25 to get there! Add in Naval Infantry as well and you can count me in for sure.

Yep have fun. I'm sure those of us in Injun country will drink a toast to you futuristic fellows.

Buggering arse. A real shame. It does seem the name itself may be jinxed when it comes to events!

From the few pictures I've seen of the site I don't think there will be too much to worry about. AGS know what they're doing and with the right team w...

They're both GP-5 type civilian models from the cold war.

Yes its probably easier to pick up a Czech helmet these days than it is a decent sized original Pilotka.

Ushankas might be difficult but helmets might be do-able. The Red Army post 1941 wasn't known for its uniformity in the front line though; it was a fi...

Yes Ushankas would be a common sight from October onwards and helmets were meant to be worn in combat, even if the order was often ignored.