Digging in Norway & Kurland

[inka]

Thanks alot guys I like to make these and have several more relics lined up ready to be displayed so stay tuned for more

[wpheaton]

Glad to be linked up with you again.

William

[inka]

Hi William,hope all is good

Have made some new displays. The first are two relics I placed in frames, a crate lock found in a German bunker outside Stalingrad and a tie-down ring probably off a horse drawn wagon,found in a Org.Todt stable in Northern Norway.



I also started a new "relic-wall", the three first relics I ve placed in boxes from Ikea are all from the Kurland Kessel,battledamaged messkits and a canteen

[The Devil's Bank]

Superb Inka!

[AT P Sweep]

Well done , Mate ~

Makes those less than pristine pieces look a Million dollars ~ Well done !! Not to mention the excellent battle damaged pieces ~

[AT P Sweep]

Well done , Mate ~

Makes those less than pristine pieces look a Million dollars ~ Well done !! Not to mention the excellent battle damaged pieces ~

[inka]

Been cleaning relics again,first one is a nice battledamaged casing from a T34/85,found in Kurland


...and some 76mm Soviet shells and a powder charge bag for a Soviet 76mm shell, also found in Kurland

[inka]

A little dio I ve been working on lately : "Brāļu Kapu Komiteja - The Latvian War Grave Commission" 1/35.

[AT P Sweep]

Mate ~ You must have a LOT of space in your House..

I get into Strife just having shell cases sitting next to my Computer desk ~ and my 'bolt hole' workshop is always over flowing ~

Stuart SS

[Anderson]

This is great arts & crafts work Inka. You could open a coffee shop and line the walls with your mounted relics, might be able to sell them as well.