wwii axis reenactment forum

Crazy Feldgendarme wrote:Bloody well done Martin, you have your niche i think with this mate.

Thank you and it's a unique era in time to protray.

Royal Navy dispatch Rider on a Matchless G3/L.

Hi mate have "edited" your pic and took out most of that modern van,
you probably could have done it yourself but i wanted to see your pic
in full glory lol

Regards Pipes

GI, somewhat generic- but I fall in with the 100th Div.

Nice down to earth pic mate
Regards Pipes

Thought I'd post up some links to something you don't see every day...impressions related to the Second Anglo-Boer war 1899-1902.

http://www.whitesmoke.co.za/powwow/view ... reenacting

http://www.whitesmoke.co.za/powwow/view ... reenacting


For any of those interested that already have Facebook, be sure to check out the group American Reconnaissance Corp, Johann Hessel's Scouts, OVS.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/343295129074315/

So heres one of me from this years wap

Borrowed WWI impression.. might do it though in the near future.

Very nice, SchutzeHagemann

Arnhem type.

Guess it's less of an impression as another hobby with dressing up... but a bit like WW2 Reenactment people let me use their expensive toys... like this 9F I was firing for the day.

me in my back garden in my brit para kit

A couple of Para pics r
Brit
Ami

Peiper

nice pics pipes. where did you get your brit para kit?

fjr_hubner_mark1 wrote:nice pics pipes. where did you get your brit para kit?

The webbing, sten and helmet is original from my late Dads collection although i know the
MK3 Sten was only used by Glider pilots not Paras, and the webbing is unissued and needs
to be blancoed lol, the smock, battledress beret and trousers were from SOF, i also managed
to put together some Brit personel kit which is in my small havasack (cant be seen in this pic),
the smock needs to be "aged" i know it is a bit bright, needs to be washed/dirtied up, looks better
in B&W lol (see below)

Regards Pipes