Royal Marine circa 1945. He wears:
1943 cap comforter
1945 Denison smock
1942 Australian produced battledress blouse and trousers
1945 Royal Navy deck boots
The 3rd pattern FS knife is held in a bayonet frog
Royal Marine circa 1945. He wears:
1943 cap comforter
1945 Denison smock
1942 Australian produced battledress blouse and trousers
1945 Royal Navy deck boots
The 3rd pattern FS knife is held in a bayonet frog
Lovely set-up. I see that his twin brother is armed with a Thompson!
Yes, although it does have the US sling and not the British version (which I think was attached to the fore grip differently)by HARRY THE MOLE
Lovely set-up. I see that his twin brother is armed with a Thompson!
My mannequin was purchased when I was asked to give a lecture to a local veteran's group on the Lotta Svard in Finland. I then had her in my study, but my wife complained that every time she walked into the room it made her jump! So now she lives in the attic. Sometimes I wonder if I should have put the wife in the attic and kept Lotta, she is quieter and far less expensive
Here is a new one I just made, All dressed up with no place to go!!
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War is over, soon return to the motherland !!
Late war eastern front set up, I like the period repairs to the great coat and gloves (not fitted yet) and the overall defeated look.
Nice set up! I've always loved those Head Scarves or what ever they are called.
"Please", Thank You" and proper manners appreciated
My greatest fear is that one day I will die and my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them
"Don't tell me these are investments if you never intend to sell anything" (Quote: Wife)
I've always heard them referred to as a Toque, so that's what I call them.
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