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Some news which might invite a reply. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/7707598.stm That is shocking it is unreal what some people will do for money unreal :roll: :evil: with a bit of luck they will be handed back, the 200.000 Irish men who served in the British army during WW1 and the ...

Franz repper wrote:Hope that means that my cruse on the Sep Dietrich is still on ?

Nice pictures Franz, Thats a interesting link Cam did'nt think the Germans had some much British kit ,we all know they had stacks of Russian gear

Nice photos john , that looks like a SVT-40 in the first picture

im surprised the Germans had not come up with something to protect the engines from the cold sea water when they landed ,did they ever fix this problem ??

nice pictures that was a great event we had a blast there

super pictures gents thanks for sharing

I wonder if Germans would let those into Spanish hands. Might be risky as not controlled and might fall into other countries' intelligence much easier... good point the same could be said regarding other military grade equipment i.e rifles ,planes ,tanks a bit risky sending over enigma machines alr...

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John Wilson wrote: Oil spots!
I love the other crap he's got for sale, especially the breadbag.

yep he has some nice gear fro sale alright

yep thats the one Armortek now they are very nice model tanks if i do say so and as for the plastic tanks ,your right no thanks to expensive needs to be all metal

Very very nice ,cool picture do ya have anymore??

fantastic pictures james some very interesting reading also, out of all the ships that Germany had Scharnhorst to me was the most interesting then it was Bismarck

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Nice Did anyone see those 1/ 6th scale tigers/panthers at Detling?? the guys that owned them said the started at 3,500 pounds for the basic model