wwii axis reenactment forum

mm1977 wrote:Yes I remember that one too.

I think it was made by either a Chinese or Japanese company. I'm searching the interenet but no luck yet

I have a sneaking suspicion that it might have been Hasegawa

If you fancy getting something set up in Scotland give me a shout.
I do Waffen SS with the SBG, but am limited to the number of events I can attend.
I know of a few others that may be interested in getting involved too.

http://wehrmachts.kisten.free.fr/sommaire_general.htm


There you go young man

Got my shirts - Top notch
cheers again

It's strange but I had always wondered what happened to the large body of men that made up the SA in the war years.
This looks like a very interesting topic, and I will read it with great interest.

Quiet you two!!
I'll put you across my knee if I get ay more of your bad behaviour!

http://www.ural-zentrale.de/

Les try this guy - very reliable
Have used him loads of times for bits and bobs
He sent me the K65 rebuild kit in two days

I really enjoyed the occupation museum. Some very moving stories, and excellent displays too. The Latvian War Museum is also worth a visit - it is located in the middle of the town, in the old powder tower. Somewhat eclectic, but some nice stuff. If you get a chance, right next to the airport is a c...

But being an Ayrshire dweller, you will use number 6 when they are down and out

Gren Broich wrote:nice one.missed that bit as i was hiding behind the pak shield

Chris,
you were up the hill with me shooting at the oncoming Brits when that happened. We did the decent thing and left the PAK gunner and aimer to their own devices. MUch safer for us that way.

Greetings kameraden Intresting thread gents, it is in my opinion hypocritical that the so called newspaper, "The Scotsman" branded these men traitors, its strange that these journalists haven't wrote how these men were killed, basically the bottom line is these men were soldiers who fough...

Good grief - sounds like a lemon!
I wonder how many of the comments resulted in changes.

filthy uniforms. covered in dirt and dust.
Love it

Flash git!
Typical isnt it.
You have a uniform that looks lovely with a minimal amount of shiny things. Less is so much more.
Then some wee smartarse comes up and ruins it for everyone.

Cheers for the link Kitkat, I had the pleasure of spending a fantastic afternoon in John's home with both him and his sadly missed wife. He related some of the stories that are now in print (if that is the correct term for the web!) He is a real gent and you and I know that you can easily spend days...