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Post by chucky64 on Jul 4, 2011 8:38:04 GMT
me in my new tigers ;D Attachments:
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Post by whetstone1974 on Aug 15, 2011 13:49:09 GMT
Hi There, This is a recent one (am the radio guy) Hope you like  NFS Patrick Attachments:
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Post by theheath on Sept 11, 2011 16:46:32 GMT
Just a quick one from today at Chatham, I'm on the left while my partner in crime Tony is on the right. Attachments:
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Post by sgtcrowley on Oct 3, 2011 10:44:07 GMT
At a recent military timeline encampment in Southern NJ. Took this one image of myself and photoshopped it into an actual photo of GIs (25th Inf) near Cu Chi on Christmas Day. Upon looking at my new Art work, I could only think of the quote.... Whataya say there,Bob?
A guy like that.... make it - yes or no?
Un-huh, un-huh, un-huh.... I have to tell you that's precisely what I thought.
I mean sometimes I just look at a guy and I know.... this fellas not gonna make it....... there's no fuckin' way.Attachments:
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Post by heknowsyouknow on Aug 3, 2012 20:49:09 GMT
Training day Attachments:
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Post by heknowsyouknow on Aug 3, 2012 20:50:07 GMT
and again Attachments:
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Post by cjd09 on Oct 25, 2012 19:02:22 GMT
Back garden shots. SF camps  Grunt  Pig Humper  LRRP  Mike Force  VC 1  VC 2  |
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Post by Wideload on Jan 4, 2014 21:30:47 GMT
 Me doing 173rd Abn with the UK Air Cav guys on the UK Huey at Damyns Hall 2013.  173rd Abn at Detling 2013. Its all WIP as i do WW2 British which sucks up a lot of time and money. |
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Post by nickdanger on Jun 8, 2014 14:12:59 GMT
My first Nam event. I'm in North Carolina USA near the small town of Enfield in Halifax County. Sounds kind of British right? My impressions revolve around various Special Forces units. For this unit I was part of a Mobile Guerrilla Force. In most places in the US we use real firearms. It took me a while to build my CAR15 but it performed as well as could be expected firing blanks. Tigers are mid 1990s production Tiger Stripe Products advisor cut twill fatigues. My Montagnard bracelet was purchased from www.montagnards.org. This organization helped relocate Montagnards from Vietnam to the hills of western North Carolina. If you're thinking of getting a Montagnard bracelet before you order a $10 copy from Vietnam, consider spending a little more to help support real Montagnards. The V40 grenades are East Asia Supply Co. reproductions. Most of the rest of my kit is actually genuine period correct military. I'm hooked on the hobby now! Attachments:
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