StealthyMarksman

Here it is :coffee2: :-D

Ahh modelling. One of my favourite past times :-D Can't get models of our vehicles unfortunatley, but I build alot of other post war vehicles (Pink Panther on its way :drool:) Just out of interest, what is everyones favourite scale? Mine has to be 1/35, but I know alot of people favour 1/48... Harry

I am currently learning WW2 History in school for GCSE. My course starts at the years leading to the Second World War, from 1918-1938, the years in which Hitler became Anti-Semitic and was imprisoned for trying a Putsch on the Weirmar Government. We also learn about how the German government struggled with poverty, depression, the invasion of the Ruhr (the industrial region) by the French and how Britain strongly disagreed with France at this Point. We then move onto why Japan invaded China, and then moved on to the USA. We learn about the Soviet Union, and their relationship with Germany. Harry

Im using a Nikon D40 with an 18-55mm lens and hope to get a telephoto sometime soon :-) Snapper told me a Nikon D40 would be a good first-time SLR and so far it has been great for all types of shots - action, macro, etc. At 6.2mp and 3008x2000pixels you can get a very high resolution A4 print, and an A3 print. It is also very small for an SLR and fits nicely in the hand, weighing (without the lens) only around 500 grams :tongue: A great camera and definitely worth the money

Cheers Snapper! The battles (especially the WW1 one) were excellent, you should have watched even if just for the aircraft ;-) Its a shame we couldn't meet up, it has been ages since I saw James last. Oh well, some time soon :-) Harry

Didn't you see your Brother in the pictures :roll:

Oops, sorry for that it was Sunday we went :roll: And Cheers Joris!

Last ones for now... WW1 Aircraft Sorry they are a bit pixelated, unfortunatley I can't put them full size onto the forum :-(

And some more... WW2 Battle this time

Well we took a day trip to Military Odyssey on Sunday and the first thing that struck us was how empty the show was to previous years. In particular, many displays were extremely spread out and this only degraded the quality of the display. On the (long) walk to the arena was a Civil War re-enactment group who had the whole field to themselves and not enough of their excellent display to fill it. Military vehicle numbers were also down and this contributed to a large number of spaces, and it was possibly due to this that the number of stalls had dropped, and there were few, if any, selling MV spares. However, the quality of the battles was, in general, excellent and the use of aircraft added to this effect. The running commentary was also helpful in understanding what was going on. One thing I can't understand is, how does a German force, that outnumbered the Allied Force 3:1, with tanks, anti tank guns, heavy machine gun emplacements and armoured cars, lose to a small mechanised force of jeeps and GMCs :dunno: On to the pictures :-D Harry Thanks for looking ;-)

:yay: :yay: Happy Birthday! :yay: :yay: Hehe Have a good'un mate, enjoy yourself! :-D

Id take it back a bit, 1880's? :dunno:

Hehehe :tongue: Well, you see the small one...

Excellent :-D No longer shall I have to resort to :yesmaster:

Cheers Jack! And never mind 'bout the drabs, the Sally B and Mustangs sorta made up for it :roll: :goodidea: What are we waiting for :tongue:

1930's :dunno:

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Sweet pictures Jack, thanks for sharing :tup: Oh how I would have loved to be at the other end of the runway seeing the C47 coming towards me :-D EDIT: Liking the haircut Jess!

Amazing! Wish I was there! :thankyou: for posting Jack :-D

Thanks Jonathan, and thats a nice collection you've got yourself there aswell :-) I myself have a Bolt-Action C02 .22 with a 3-9x60 scope not shown there, but nothing as awsome as your AirArms or Theoban :-D

Oh will do :-) Dont forget to post 'em up ;-) Oops :roll: Cheers! Big Oops :evil: Sorry Mark, Have you arisen from DreamWorld yet? :evil: Thanks for the Welcome everyone! Harry...

It sure is Mark :-D Im almost certain Id swap anything there for an L96 though ;-) PS: Will be very close to Bisley next weekend as we will be staying in the Sergeants Drill Wing, ATR Pirbright, following an invitation from the Army to take the Fox and Ferret for the family open day as a Thankyou for taking part in the Queens Pageant, with the Saladin, Stalwart and Saracen amongst other vehicles that took part in the pageant.

If thats an invitation then :evil: Can't wait :-D

Of course Dad but that bloke didnt have a jam, had a brand new RPG 75 and only beat me by 4 seconds So I didn't do too bad :-D

Oh not really Chris, only If I feel the need to enter Basildon :whistle: Well as I keep having to explain to my Mum, everyone needs a hobby ;-)