McVickers
McVickers
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Joined: Apr 23, 2007
Last seen: Nov 7, 2023
Topics: 156 / Replies: 4496
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Re: Today I....

Today I... ...make myself a pair of Home Guard size 4 leather anklets and a '39 patt universal pouch (for if I fancy portraying Home guard at "T...

16 years ago
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Re: Latest Acquisitions

An original 1945 copy of "7th Hertfordshire Home Guard - History 1940-1945". This is the only period published history of a Home Guard unit,...

16 years ago
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Re: Cheap Enfield No 4 mag ???

I assume from the last comment that the SMLE mag will fit in the trigger guard housing of a No.4 ? They do look very similar, but I'm going on photos...

16 years ago
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Re: enola gaye

They used to have a big full page advert in Airsoft International. They seem quite reputable & well known, though I have had no dealings with them...

16 years ago
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Re: Your questions here

We know which regiments he was in though (Royal Scots amongst others) Yeah, it's interesting how much regimental movement there was. My Great Grandfa...

16 years ago
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Re: Your questions here

Forgive my ignorance, but if he was in the MGC why would he have an '03 bandolier? Period photos of him in his Pith helmet in Egypt show him as thus,...

16 years ago
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Re: Your questions here

Slightly off topic but I've got one of those 03 bandoliers in very good condition, are they worth much? The all depend on the date and condition. The...

16 years ago
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Re: Home Guard

Are the plastic 'tommy' hats the same as would be found in a fancy dress shop etc then ? If they are, and I could pick one up cheaply from the local s...

16 years ago
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Re: Your questions here

Since Yith has been busy making some leather pouches perhaps it would be a good idea match his. Has he? Cor, where can I find out what he's been doin...

16 years ago
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Re: Your questions here

Home Guard unit has been supplied with 37 pattern webbing, there is no requirement to source leather pouches/anklets etc Though no requirement, under...

16 years ago
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Re: Home Guard

Those plastic ones really aren't too bad as the moulding is spot on. As said, just make a makeshift liner, even add a genuine chin strap (cost: £5-£...

16 years ago
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Re: Early War Soviet uniforms and equipment

I love your posts, comrade. You "were there"!

16 years ago
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Re: Home Guard

If I do make it to the game (which I am very much planning to do!), I will be bringing along two newly restored spare MkII helmets (painted in Service...

16 years ago
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Re: Home Guard

Funnily enough, one just passed-by on eBay for £9.99. No-one bid! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/380287465318

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