As above, you can just use most of your Heer kit. When I started FJ I just got a helmet, smock and a new belt buckle and wore British assault boots wi...

Lovely photos Ranj. Cheers Martin

Yes, we do all look a but damp. Cheers Martin

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Hello and welcome back! Cheers Martin

I paid my deposit months ago but it isn't showing as such on the forum listing. Cheers Martin

I took a few, I've not had a chance to look at them yet. I'll have a look next weekend. Cheers Martin

Grey woollen I think, I've got some leather ones too but I keep those for FJ and officer impressions. Cheers Martin

There is a decent article on German parkas here: [link]http://www.atthefrontshop.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=467[/link] looks like...

The entire house is now covered in stuff drying out, I'll leave tackling my boots for a few days. It never occurred to me to wear my waterproof runni...

I thought gameplan on Saturday worked brilliantly, with the Allies spread out enough so that the Germans could have a good go at attacking our positio...

It is a fair drive down the track, a good half mile. As Gordon says, just keep going straight. Cheers Martin

A British Army headover is a reasonable substitute for a toque, or you can wear it as a cap comforter under your helmet. At Sevastopol (mentioned abo...

Honestly? For the sorts of winters we have in the UK, the normal wool uniform is fine. If it is below freezing, wear a thermal base layer (irl they ha...