Heer Sniper/Combat Soldier Display

[sbas]

Very nice guys! Could we see a close up of the k98-sniper?

regards Sbas

[W Petz]

Glenn,

Excellent display!! Love those smocks!! Just one thing where is the sniper (scope) rifle???? Thanks for sharing your collection. - Bill

[Glenn McInnes]

Thanks Bill,

I just have a few K98,s but not one with a scope. I hope to get a K/G43 with scope one of these days but our gun laws are now very difficult.


Glenn

[JOHN VD HEIJDEN]

Thanks Bill,

I just have a few K98,s but not one with a scope. I hope to get a K/G43 with scope one of these days but our gun laws are now very difficult.


Glenn

What do you think here in Holland

[Glenn McInnes]

What do you think here in Holland

[herrgeezer]

Hello Glenn. What a great looking setup you've put together! Where do you guys find these great mannequins? All I've been able to find are these punkish looking frat boys with no expression other then "look at me".

[CollectRussia]

Mine came from Sears; originally made in the UK in the 70s. They got rid of him when the respectable gentleman look was replaced with the punkish fratboy look.

[John-M]

Combat Smock

Incredible displays everyone! It inspired me to post mine. Hey Glenn, it's great to see Matt's helmet and camo net found a nice home!

John

[JOHN VD HEIJDEN]

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Hello other John
Indeed a very very nice display with that stg-44
about the smock: does this one has a hood or not

[djpool]

Incredible displays everyone! It inspired me to post mine. Hey Glenn, it's great to see Matt's helmet and camo net found a nice home!

John

John,

Great setup! Love the MP 44 pouches. Here are a few shots of my grey/green smock.Jim

[John-M]

Hoodless Smock

Hi John

Good eyes! This one does NOT have a hood, nor has it been modified. It is identical to the period photo (of a captured hoodless smock) found in the final chapter on alternate camo patterns in Mike Beaver's first book on WSS camo (I do not recall the page number and I am work right now ).

The smock is RBN numbered.

Thanks Jim for the comment on the MP44 pouches. They are still attached together with a web support strap along the back to keep them steady. They are also dated 1944. Can show close ups if any one is interested on another thread. BTW, your early pattern smock is exceptionally cool!!!

John

[JOHN VD HEIJDEN]

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Thanks other John ,i tought so


Heey Jim that smock would be in the right place at my home compared with the pants I have

Wouw that is IMO a very rare smock you have Jim

[djpool]

Hi John

Thanks Jim for the comment on the MP44 pouches. They are still attached together with a web support strap along the back to keep them steady. They are also dated 1944. Can show close ups if any one is interested on another thread. BTW, your early pattern smock is exceptionally cool!!!

John

John,

I for one would love to see some close ups of your pouches. One day I might got lucky enough to find an original set!

Actually my smock is the Sumpfmuster style like yours.Just in the harder to find grey/green color vs the more common tan color.Jim

[djpool]

Thanks other John ,i tought so


Heey Jim that smock would be in the right place at my home compared with the pants I have

Wouw that is IMO a very rare smock you have Jim

John,

So you've got the pants to match my smock. I know smocks in this pattern are rare, but the pants have to be impossible to find! Jim

[JOHN VD HEIJDEN]

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John,

So you've got the pants to match my smock. I know smocks in this pattern are rare, but the pants have to be impossible to find! Jim

hello Jim
I do have the pants but they are the winter patern issue
Do have a look at my manneuin again