Enigma

Yes thats it. Thanks for the pic and link.

It turns out to be a German holder for 3 MG15, double magazines.

A guy asked me if I knew wahet this can be?

Allegidedly it fell out of the sky during Market Garden.

Its aluminium (aluminum for our US members😉) with a steel handle?

Measuremnts in Centimeters.

Help...what is it???

2 minutes ago, John F said:

I've been thinking the same thing, this is my favourite thread on the forum.

I'll thrice that...

Its a different looking tank. The Dutch army used to have them as well IIRC.

Well done on the resto's.

I told him NOT to wear the mankini in the clubhouse but noooo.....he didn't listen.

On 9/2/2020 at 11:16 AM, Jack said:

Update - it isn't our end it is with the software providers and I have been in touch with Technical Support and will report back as soon as I have a reply 🙂 

- in the meantime, to keep you occupied - if you give me your email address I would be happy to send you some of my holiday snaps....

Are your snaps suitable for all ages?  😵

Still a lot of airfields left in the UK.

Good to see there are some people driving in a little group. A few friends of mine came over in their Renegade Jeep to join my brother and me in his Jeep during the heatwave.

Will be strange coming September to basically have no events for market Garden.

Thanks Clive

What would be a decent price for a roadworthy one?

Wouldn't mind having one of those.

Nice, love the camonet.

Blohm& Voss, piston and jet engine.

Ok, old topic but I didn't realise I had more photo's.

Dornier 335. Some actually flew.

On 8/4/2020 at 3:42 PM, steviem said:

Looking for some to build the Sherman Fury for me bud how you fixed. im far to busy with the Willys.

I 'm sure someone can do that for you. But as a builder myself I imagine it could be pricy to make a good one. Especially the amount of hours can grow fast.

Nice. I saved it from the scrapheap!

After checking more closely I found the tweetybird on the right of the date!

Thanks David. I also thought it might have been a spare. As far as I know only this one was found which makes it plausible.

I have this handheld cable reel, dated 1934.

So I am wondering if its military or civvie?

Nice!

Love the details like the windscreen where the wipers have cleaned it partly.

Thanks Adrian. I knew someone would identify the tracklink soon here. 

So...my cousin has aquired these and wondered if they are German.

Also, is the metal plate identifiable?

Thanks.

So the moral of the story is to check your nuts....🤣

36 minutes ago, fv1609 said:

Loose wheel nut

 

Attaboy!!!

Even worse...I only had the Dodge for a short time and this was my first event.

After I noticed the loose wheelnut and checked I discovered 18 out of 20 were completely loose or had to be tightened. Damn, it could have gone wrong....

Well spotted but not what I mean. BTW, I call it Wilhem, spoken in German it sound like wheelhelmet in Dutch , been on various vehicles for years as loot.

Its more of a risky thing I am referring to.

...No, not that the bonnet is up. look closely.

Winner gets a attaboy.