Mr_Flibble
Mr_Flibble
@mr_flibble
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Joined: Jan 19, 2007
Topics: 27 / Replies: 1138
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RE: You know you're into WW2 Airsoft when...

Sounds kind of familiar to me too 72. when you think SPAM still means food. 73. when the Sho-ka-co-la rush has kept you awake for more then 48 hou...

19 years ago
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RE: Latest Acquisitions

Not purchased but borrowed for an event in Passchendaele in a few weeks time: Hospital Blues (WW2, but suitable for WW1) Royal Navy officers dre...

19 years ago
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RE: You know you're into WW2 Airsoft when...

71. When you can't fix dinner, but can fieldstrip and assemble a M1941 Coleman Stove with your eyes closed.

19 years ago
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RE: You know you're into WW2 Airsoft when...

67. when you start topics called "You know you're into WW2 Airsoft when..."

19 years ago
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RE: Latest Acquisitions

Willys MB - #104585 is now officially mine as of 13:55 today Dagnabit! I need to either find storage for the other one or sell it

19 years ago
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RE: You know you're into WW2 Airsoft when...

64. When you routinely enter the same set of strings into the EBAY search bar like: "WW2 US", "WWII US", "Militaria", et...

19 years ago
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RE: You know you're into WW2 Airsoft when...

61. When seeing other softers wearing modern day kit you have to suppress the urge to call them Farbs.

19 years ago
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RE: US Marines in the Pacific

At the Front and WWII Impressions are your best bet. They don't come cheap though.

19 years ago
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RE: American Headgear?

Tankerhelmets and winter combat helmets were worn too, but neither offered any ballistic protection and the winter combat cloth helmet is too hot to w...

19 years ago
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RE: American Headgear?

Garrison Caps were for walking out, not combat. Jeep caps were designed to be worn under the M1 Helmet, but were popular when worn on its own...Pa...

19 years ago
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