Enigma

Email sent with my name and town, please don't put it online. You may show it to the council.

I have the same on the PC.

May he rest in peace.

helping your own and those of the other side is a true testament of humanity.

Wow, thats cool.

They did have great looking camouflage patterns.

I like those Fokkers!

Oi!, no sniggering in the back of the class.

I build a D21 and G1 once.

Yes, what is the question?

Email sent.

That looks quite good indeed.

Guess the soil helped to preserve it a bit.

Nice find John.

It looks quite good from the photo's.

Sounds like a good event.

Its a pity I live so far away.

Sorry to hear your Dad passed away, but thanks for sharing.

A nice a mix of different tracked vehicles like the Cromwell, Sexton and Centurion.

I see something hanging af the back of the jeep, would that be a camonet?

12 Dec was the 75th anniversary of the Dodge.

I knew it but was pre-occupied with other issues to post on the correct day.

Just took a look outside, no snow here.

But yesterday we had Sunshine after weeks of mainly overcst and fog so I took the Dodge for a spin.

More photo's please.

A lot of progress on the truck. Looking good.

I am mainly into WW2 but loved to see the postings in this thread. Thanks for sharing!

When you click reply you should see the paperclip in the left lower corner and choose files , click on choose files.

Any idea where the DD is heading?

Its missing clamps on the bonnet to secure the window when laid flat.

It has free wheel hubs, not Ww2 but good to have.

The back cushion on the rear bench is missing.

No windschield wipers.

It looks like there is a plate under the pedals?

On the windshield I see some plate fastened, looks like ther was a hole cut and covered over.

The hinges to open the inner windshielsd are missing.

So, some items missing but I don't see any major issues.

Nice one.

I do like the looks of Russian armour.

I thought you were only making a turret and was impressed. This is taking it to a whole other level!!

Its a pity I live so far away. Would have liked to help a bit.

Looks like a relatively simple way of fixing.

Well done.

Buckle boots were supposed to be treated IIRC.

Use stuff to waterproof leather and apply several times over a week or so.

It should darken and it makes it water resistant-ish. And as said, just use them, it also helps getting used to them.

The same for uniform (using that is, no bootgrease offcourse). 

I'm no Tankologist but it looks like a good basis to start from.

Good luck and have fun.