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Amazing colour!

the pic I mean, very 40's!

I think the VW transmition would be up to the job, and adapter kits to mate your V8 to the VW gearbox are around.

But surely the brit rear engined scout cars of the 60's and 70's are a goos staring point as far as the trans goes?

Now a few of these have been built maybe now is the time to tackle a rear engined one? the biggest issue with these land/rover based ones is the drivers postion, having the engine at the front moves the driver so far back into the crew compartment that building a realistic interior is really out of ...

How many must he have made now, 4? 5?

and the stug, and the PZ111, and the uboat....

He needs to have his own makers code!!!

Forgive the double post as I have already put these in the FJ section. But here I am last Sunday morning in the garden trying out my FJ impressions... http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll27/paulkd/DSC04910.jpg http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll27/paulkd/DSC04911.jpg http://i284.photobucket.com/a...

Most of the ones in the uk have been made by Jon Phillips, ask him!

Does he have any forsale on milweb?

He must have time on his hands now he has built the pz111 and the uboat!

Yup I recognise Henk as well!!!

I think i had better get some sidelacing boots and a smock with no pockets!

have you faed your HK green step in ? one of the things that puts me of them is that they look too dark on the website but your one seems alot lighter which is alot better It is faded, but just by time nothing more, its a few years old now! but dont the current Hong Kong smocks feature the correct ...

We took some pictures to see how my impression is coming together, as its Normandy 44/Holland 44 that interests me i am sticking with the marching boots etc. Excuse the beard, obviously I shave it off when I'm reenacting, this is just me in the comunual garden of the estate I live in. http://i284.ph...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt5bJQOk ... L&index=31

Here it is!

A MOP at Horndean was talking bikes with me an he mentioned that his grandad had served with the Germans in WW2, he was Lithuanian. Can anyone tell me what role Lithuanian volounteers had in the german forces? http://www.feldgrau.com/lith.html This is interesting, the chaps grandad when pressed says...

Ties in very well with the latest after the battle magazine!

Thats amazing! I know that in the "old" fjr6 (Andy Clark) you couldnt wear a jump badge until you had done a jump, I think they used to jump in the uk as free polish para's with denison smocks over the fleigerbluse (eagle has landed stylee) and they would wear german kit at texel in hollan...

Just outstanding, I do hope KK has seen this!

Ah but now I know the pattern which I didnt before! Still at 1.90 thats a bit more like it!