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Looks great, but imo, he would have worn only a "normal" lanyard and not the panzer one, which was for amoured personal only.Comment
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Yes, I admit that's the tricky part. Some say this lanyard is fine and also in the book 'Waffenrock" I found a PanzerJäger with this type of Lanyard??? Very confusing if you ask me...Originally posted by heinrich66 View Post
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WimOriginally posted by Wim Vangossum View PostYes, I admit that's the tricky part. Some say this lanyard is fine and also in the book 'Waffenrock" I found a PanzerJäger with this type of Lanyard??? Very confusing if you ask me...
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I think that it looks great with the LS Medal and sports badge. It looks much more believable now. I also have that waffenrock book. I can check when I get home from work regarding the Panzer Shooting lanyard.
I have an Infanterie SpieB Waffenrock and it had two sets of Badge loops and a larger set of loops for a 3-place medal bar, which came with the rock. It had a EKII, Heer LS 4 yr, and Austrain Anschluss medal. The guy I got it from had a EKI and IAB-S on it. Yes, this combo could have been correct, however, I chose to just add the IAB-S and a DRL Sports badge. SOMETIMES SIMPLER LOOKS BETTER as in the case with your Rock.
I really like it man. The Waffenrock is such a wonderful uniform. Thanks for sharing.
I would post mine, however, I don't pay to add photos. If you want to message me I will send you some photos of it.Comment
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Yes, in the book there is definitely a Panzerjäger with the panzer lanyard. I'll PM you
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Hello,
I believe the lanyard was based on the type of weapon not your branch of service.
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Wim very nice display - carefull these waffenrocks can be addictive
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Yes, I know!Originally posted by WW2-Collector View PostWim very nice display - carefull these waffenrocks can be addictive
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