quite right.

I'd buy Jumpboots as these are historically correct for the entire war. Many airborne troopers kept their jumpboots for operation Marketgarden, as the...

1918-Dated US Army Waterbottle for my WW1 outfit. Also got an M1916 Pull-over shirt comin' in the mail.

IIRC I used about 2 to 3 small pots of Modelmaster Dark Green. The paint will chip of the edges fast enough on it's own

10 copies of the "Back to the Bocage" photoalbum of my own design, for a friend to take with him to the US to give to the 2nd Armored vetera...

Yesterday at the Schaffen/Diest oldtimer fly-in I bought two DI crests: One was a rare post-war 2nd Armored 502nd Military Platoon crest, The othe...

I mixed the cork with the paint for the base coat and then dabbed it on with the tip of a brush. Others just give it a coat of spraypaint and then s...

Right, Mix some fine crushed cork in the base coat and dab it on (others sprinkle it over the fresh coat of paint). I got the cork from a modelling...

Whey! indeed. Got both "Primo Victoria" and "Attero Dominatus", these CDs ROCK! There are quite a few of their songs on You...

What do you call these things in English? In dutch they're called a "Laarzenknecht" or losely translated a "Bootboy"

Make yourself one of these from a plank http://www.paardendrogist.nl/index.asp?strPageType=productpagina&intHoofdgroepID=21...