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Gallery created with original WWII uniforms
- Thread starter Henri
- Start date
Here's a direct link to the Gallery
Thanks Henri, Sorry you had trouble getting it uploaded. I will be glad to assist any more uploading you need to do.
Thanks Henri, Sorry you had trouble getting it uploaded. I will be glad to assist any more uploading you need to do.
shawngehling
Active member
Really cool Henri,
Thanks for sharing.
Shawn
Thanks for sharing.
Shawn
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Nice !!
Id like close ups on the Splinter though
Id like close ups on the Splinter though
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Love it
@Andy
Pleased that you like it!
@brad
Be aware that this is a very rare version that was used in gliders.
The standard handy talkies did not have the bottom connectors and the side slide.
Other wise they are pretty much the same!
If you want I can shoot some pictures of the standard version.
Just say the word!!
Pleased that you like it!
@brad
Be aware that this is a very rare version that was used in gliders.
The standard handy talkies did not have the bottom connectors and the side slide.
Other wise they are pretty much the same!
If you want I can shoot some pictures of the standard version.
Just say the word!!
Kreighshoer
Active member
most awesome stuff! thanks henri!
what i'd like to know - what is that iron cross shaped thingy on the u.s. sergeants jacket?
i know ... i'm ignorant as soon as we leave wehrmacht paths!
that pic:
-> http://tanksandthings.com/index.php?view=detail&id=7084&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=112#joomimg
what i'd like to know - what is that iron cross shaped thingy on the u.s. sergeants jacket?
i know ... i'm ignorant as soon as we leave wehrmacht paths!
that pic:
-> http://tanksandthings.com/index.php?view=detail&id=7084&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=112#joomimg
@Kreighshoer
Thank you for the compliments!
The cross you mentioned is the U.S. marksman badge.
Under it there are a set of loops were bars could be attached with the weapon that this person mastered.
On this one it is "carbine", but it could be a whole row with for example machinegun, pistol, rifle, bayonet, grenade, etc.
Made of silver and blackend!
Thank you for the compliments!
The cross you mentioned is the U.S. marksman badge.
Under it there are a set of loops were bars could be attached with the weapon that this person mastered.
On this one it is "carbine", but it could be a whole row with for example machinegun, pistol, rifle, bayonet, grenade, etc.
Made of silver and blackend!
Jenny Croft
Banned
They are amazing . With the german badges , are those two emblems up top , the emblems off a german helmet ? I always thought they were painted on .
Jenny :kiss:
Jenny :kiss:
Kreighshoer
Active member
jenny, i presume that those two were meant for the tropical helmet of the afrika korps!