It is a superb bit of work. But the M1A1 was not made to accept drum mags. If you are going to bother you need to convert your Thompson to 1921., 1928...

Have you got a tank purchase in mind then?-- attachment is not available --

Hadn't checked the booking list for a while hadn't realised there were places left! I have a couple of friends who have talked of trying airsoft. I w...

Here's a link to 1940's retailers [link]http://www.friendsofthe40s.com/listings.php?id=3[/link] The bottom seems to have fallen ...

The BD jackets and trousers should be NZ pattern for the New Zealand troop. For where Ash is located that might not be too much of a problem.

I have their 40/Austerity pattern BD. Cut and finish is OK. However see pictures of Crich it is a very green shade which does not match well with othe...

Rifle certainly a No.4. No rear sight mount forward of the reciever. He also wears a bayonet frog for the No.4 spike bayonet on his rather natty white...

The colour looks similar to some of the Repro BD that are around. Nice Bunker by the way!

TFSS will also be be able to help with American part of Burma Campaign. As they research and portray "Merrills Marauders" as well.

Moved here as more relevant to weapons only not general airsoft.

Copy of; By Land, Sea and Air History of the 2nd Bt The South Staffordshire Regiment 1940-1945. It is flipping brilliant, and I have only been able ...

Yes cut is similar but the colour of material is nowhere close. Once you add in the time and dificulty of re tailoring a repro of the British jacket m...

The Viet Minh also turned out copies of the Thompson/M1A1. I haven't the photos to hand but they were rough copy with no stock provided.

The carrier platoon of british infantry battalion could be issued with RAC helmets. We need to know more about the Poles in the picture to say whether...