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Here is my completed radio set. The set was an assembled cast resin kit from Brad Blondett. The castings of the kit was not that bad. I disassembled the unit and rebuilt it again after a few modifications of my own. • Removed all the accessories (Y Strap Hooks, Side Cover, Audio Jacks) • Disassemble...

I like your sketches (did you draw them on sketch up) however the arrow and the lightening bolt should be facing the same direction when the flag sides are unfolded in the assembly as you illustrated. This is because regardless of either side you are viewing the flag it is pointing you in the same i...

You could buy a copy here: http://www.amazon.com/Plakatschrift-Deutschland-Deutsches-Wehrmacht-Oberkommando/dp/3663125718 https://books.google.com/books?id=vBbOBgAAQBAJ&pg=PA6&lpg=PA6&dq=wehrmacht+plakatschrift&source=bl&ots=XW-mKKmVzm&sig=NrP-HB4tIIpjl-74jaUI42EjEIU&hl=e...

The dimensions (as best as I could extrapolate from scaling photographs) that I used to create mine are as follows: Table Assembly: 15 3/4" x 35 1/2" x 3/4" Plywood Top, 3/4" Aluminium Angle wrapped arround all 4 edges (miter joints) Table Legs: 35" x 3/4" EMT (4 each),...

...Regarding the folding field table and folding chairs - Do you have the dimensions of the originals? So far I only have a couple of fotos, but lacking the dimensions holds me up from rebuilding them... The dimensions are as follows: Table Assembly: 15 3/4" x 35 1/2" x 3/4" Plywood ...

recon wrote:just been looking at your banners ..first class..work ...question ..how have you connected the cloth to dowels ..as original looks like dowelwas split in half then nail together with cloth in between

The dowels have a 3/16" wide 1/4" groove cut into them the entire length.

f.knieriemen wrote:

recon wrote:were did you get the red banners ..?

My guess is these are reworked Bundeswehr banners, right? But anyway - great work, great display....!

Made them from scratch:
http://www.panzergrenadier.net/forum/vi ... 13&t=20558

Originals

Reeenactor Pattern Schemel. I have seen this particular design at many events and as well as from photos of events posted on the internet. The only original wartime photo I have been able to find that somewhat resembles this pattern is posted below. Has anyone found any other wartime photos showing ...

Schemel

Standhocher

Reproduction Barracks Furniture; Schemel, Standhocher and Kleiner Klapptisch. I built in my workshop. They are constructed out of pine 1" boards, 3/4" boards, 1 1/2" dowels and wood screws, carriage bolts, wachers and self locking nuts.

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