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I have had tunics from Spearhead, Chen, RAU (Sturm), Militaria-net and Gavin, and the Gavin one is the best quality. Chen's one came a close second, but I felt it was a little too minty green (it was an M36). That's just my opinion, but I might be wrong. you are right. They were too minty green,rem...

fallschirmjaeger wrote:Bummer they are out of stock.... I've emailed them! Many thanks for the info.

Try them if he restock,i have doubts if there are better ones around

some nice details
http://pictureshistory.blogspot.nl/2011 ... rs-ss.html

Antz?

welkom mejonge.

Nice pictures.
Don't wave that white flag!

I had skulls and birds from Morigi,but was not satisfied with the quality.
Prongs were very weak.

These skulls and birds are far the best,they are postwar originals..
http://www.1944militaria.com/ProductDet ... %2DEURSKEG

Allez,looks ''goed''

around 60 euries and get yourself postwar german wachtbatalion stiefels...
Svec makes them very good but price is........what you want to spend

I have seen better copies as that.

The buckles on the sack are also used as buckles for the helmet chinstrap...

Anyone with experience of this very good german tailor? I have two M43 Einheitsmutze from him. One size 60 and one 59. The 60 is a bit too large during summer but good at winter wearing the "oma" head scarf. The 59 is just a little to small even for summer. I know it´s possible to shrink ...

Sheikh Al Stranghi wrote:If the pot itself is original, it's a good price.

Original post-war.....

example of a m42 sawdust camo helmet

In the pre-war times they were often buffed up for parade use though. You are right with that. Paint the Germans used is a fore-runner of nowedays acryllic paint.... The only paint who gets '''Stumpfmatt''(very dull)... The only downside is that flat paint absorbs dirt, which can after a time becom...