Enigma

So, last year we arrived on the Saturday before the show finding allmost everything fenced off. This year we also arrive the Saturday before the show (21st)

A official found a tiny spot for us and luckily the French neighbour gave some of his plot.

We were at least very happy to see the plot next to us being used for about 30% used for the entire show. Very ^%$%$# annoying.

So can anyone reserve a spot for us. Driving over to claim a spot a week before is impractible for us Dutch people. The same for our Devon/Cornwall based friend.

We prefer our old spot we were in for about 14 years.

Its in the America's field, on the right when entering it, second road to the right. Right next to the road would be fine, we don't mind some dust or mud next to us. I guess about 10 by 10 METER(ish) should be fine?. I attached a photo with the prefered spot marked. Thanks for anyone able/willing to help.

A sign with "Camp Kohout, NL/GB", would be ideal.  Thanks for considering.

20 hours ago, .303fan said:

Don't plan to go again. I found fun in steam shows and the driving force that really wanted to go has passed away, we got him there twice with his 101fc ambulance we lovingly restored. rest in peace dad. 

My condoleances on the passing of your Dad.

I checked and the pics are indeed back. But I do agree they must have lost a lot of goodwill and money after all of this.

Nice find!

It does have a elegant look to it.

17 hours ago, gritineye said:

Nice find Olaf, the mud surfing handles at the rear end indicate a high grin factor, English weather permitting! 

Ah, mudsurfing, the sport of Champions...

Ignition problems can get very tricky at times. Hope its sorted now so you can enjoy it to the fullest.

The dataplate is indeed Dutch. Saying its overhauled basically.

Brand is Polynorm.

https://www.google.com/search?ei=eS7_WuSaAYGXsAeG_YGICA&q=polynorm+trailer&oq=polynorm+trailer&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0l3.3519.5315.0.5683.8.5.0.3.3.0.142.592.1j4.5.0....0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..0.8.786...0i67k1j0i22i30k1.0.e1T2Z_xlNrU

Stunning. The project is progressing fast by the looks of it.

Love the looks of that truck. Have fun!

After seeing the photo's of the steep drive I kinda remember that when I visited some years ago. Must be re-assuring to go downhill knowing the brakes work.

Today we remember the victims of war, soldiers and civilians.

I will attend several commemorations, including a ceremony this afternoon for 4 fallen lads of the 43rd Division Recconnaissance regiment.

A friend has kindly donated a bouquet to be placed at the monument.

We will remember them.

Hate it when a sucker doesn't suck.....OK, I'll get me coat.

Your solution is a good one. Goes to show how a bit of creative thinking and tinkering solves a lot of these issues.

It looks like it was designed back in Ww2.

3 hours ago, paulob1 said:

Okay I have gone with the Iron Curtain Museum...A History of life during the Cold War.

I have applied for  a name change...

Iron Curtain Museum?  Like it.

It's been a while sice I checked this thread. A lot of work being finished since last time I was here. As usual well done guys!!

On ‎31‎-‎3‎-‎2018 at 8:00 PM, LarryH57 said:

Sorry No - only British Pounds will be accepted!

No problem. I have GBP.

You are right.

Why spend more money than nessecary. But the result will be soo good in the end. I am sure you will get a lot of people interested in buying it.

Stunning result.

I especially like your approach of using of the shelve kinda items and alter them to fit.

So can us non British also pay in cash at the gate?

Looking good.

Well done.

That certainly looks the part.

That's a very different way to show a model kit.

But it works.

Good to hear.

Hopefully its in good condition.

That's going to be one heavy model when completed.

We only had a light dusting of snow here.

Stuart Tanks sold Post war for 5$....including spare engine and tracks.

Now where is my time machine.