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Pug42 wrote:Terrible acting but lots of great gear! Spotted a Panther in there... but winced as the T34 drove over the PaK at 5:15!

HA! the last comment on youtube is mine. Says exactly the same thing at 5:15... painful...

Been looking for this film for years. Filmed only 10 years after the end of the war with a good deal of original equipment and vehicles.
If any of you Czech guys spot it with english or german subtitles, please give me a shout!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rui6iHC9 ... re=related

Anybody know where to get a good pair of these in Europe? How old are the Swiss army ones?
I imagine they were only produced until the 80's or so.

For people in the area that might be interested in attending and freezing their butts off:

http://durham-light-infantry.ch/battle- ... d_line.htm

Thanks Wolfie. So far it's been the Alps and Swiss girls in the summer. What's not to enjoy!

I've been a member of this forum for a while but have recently moved to Europe and need to find a group to join. Have been reenacting Heer and SS in the U.S. for a number of years. Currently living in Switzerland but would be willing to travel to events since there are none in my area that I'm aware...

An SS pennant??? What a bunch of farbs....

That's a Japanese flag but almost all of the signs are in Chinese. With those rickshaws, I'd say that's occupied China.
Those Japanese uniforms look odd though, anybody know what kind they are? Police perhaps?

Get on the wehrmacht-awards.com forum bazaar. I've seen several FJ lids there done very professionally.

Howdy,

Got any pics of the sunglasses mate?

I can just imagine, did he have his feet blown off or something?

Yuri, PM sent.

Actually for carrying a good load, its quite impractical to wear them under the straps. I find that they keep riding down my shoulders.

The one with the kid reading a book is straight out of a history book. Nicely done!

Use gun blueing liquid on the bare metal parts and they darken up nicely.