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Allach Porcelain Figurines, as seen at the Arizona Jewish Historical Museum, donated by the family of Lt. Howard Utech. These were made by Jewish artists being held in prison camps during WW2. www.allachporcelain.com/about/
Kampfjäger der Alliierten im WW2, noch fliegender Oldtimer ;-)
Ein Ausschnitt vom Oostwold Flugfestival 2017
Allach Porcelain Figurines, as seen at the Arizona Jewish Historical Museum, donated by the family of Lt. Howard Utech. These were made by Jewish artists being held in prison camps during WW2. www.allachporcelain.com/about/
Vitele 18.09.1941. Commander Captain Auvo Maunula. Air squadron 12. Later Major. Auvo Herman Toivo Maunula (1907 Alavieska - 1944 Hirvas) who served both in the Winter and in the Continuation War, was a Finnish pilot and Knight of the Mannerheim Cross # 90. Maunula, promoted to major, was killed on a training flight on May 17, 1944, when the Morane-Saulnier fighter (MS-628) he was piloting got into a spiral and fell from a low altitude into the lake. Maunula is buried in Seinäjoki.
SA photo # 51001
A Squadron Commander and also an Aleutian veteran, smoking a pipe.
Lt Cmdr C. H. Amme Jr.
Location: Aleutian Islands, AL, US
Date taken:1943
Photographer: Dmitri Kessel
this is Problety one of my favourite vigs ever! But a big thanks to my friend forhelp on finding pieces, and some ideas.
Hope you like it ;)
another ww2 panzer 3 moc i have worked on long ago, thinking of releasing the instructions on youtube once i'm sure its ready ; D
Taken at the WW2 Memorial in Washington DC ... looking through the Atlantic gateway across the pool and fountain to the Pacific gateway. Taken at sunset.
Yes, overused name <.<
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Anyway, here are some new troops with new decals (except Fallschirmjäger and germans that are in my ww2 dio :/) But, new decals anyway.
New decals, from left to right:
- American standard troop
- American paratrooper
- Finnish snowsuit
- Russian
- Fallschirmjäger, FG42 pouches
- German Wehrmacht, Kar98k pouches
- Gestapo officer uniform
- German Wehrmacht, MP40 pouches
And once again, until I get Kars, I have to use my only Garand as one. Feel free to offer me a brown Kar98k ;)
Also, all these decals are for sale. FM me if you are interested.
Warsaw in Poland after WWII in June 1947
Dr Maurice Kaplan
Agfacolor
Powojenna Warszawa w czerwcu 1947.
Narożnik ul. Chmielnej i Wielkiej po lewej stronie.
Widoczny gmach PKO, Prudential i Dworzec Pocztowy.
Fot. dr Maurice Kaplan
The german WW2 Opel Blitz with Nebelwerfer 41 consists of 440 bricks.
Dimensions (W / H / D): 6,4 / 8,3 / 27,0 cm
Instructions PDF + XML available.
For more information look on my Profil
Thanks for visiting!
Raasuli 17.09.1941.
In a clothing repair shop. The labor force is Lotta Svärd members and conscripts.
Singer sings and good things happen!
SA Image #49474
Photographer: Viljo Pietinen
The place is Raasuli - wherever that might be?
Maybe in Russian Orekhovo.
taken inside a WW2 pillbox on the beach in Rye, East Sussex. used by soldiers in World War 2 to protect the shores against invasion. such a narrow view of the beach. just a spectacular abandoned piece of architecture i just had to get inside to shoot!
Felixstowe WW2 invasion defences 1944. This photograph was taken from near the pier looking towards the Spa Pavilion
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Winchester Repeating Arms M1 Carbine complete with sling, oiler, bayonet lug, 2-mag pouch (1943) on stock. Though a World War II dated weapon, this carbine has been refitted with a bayonet lug and an updated sight and safety mechanism as was seen on weapons in the Korean War.
During WW2 the soviet Army enrolled about 2000 female sniper, about 1500 died during fighting. The sniper sargeant is armed with a Tokarev SVT-40 semi-automatic rifle with 3.5X telescopic sight.
Skirts were issued to the enlisted women, but on the field they wore the best fitted standard trousers of the Red Army.
My father served in the RAF in WW2 most of his 5 years were in Burma. He and 23 other officers were flown home at war's end.
This flimsy page records his flights.
It does not note which airbase he arrived at, only that it was "Blighty"
The Aircraft captains were :-
F/LT Budden
F/LT Lawson
F/LT Barrett
As a "Foolish" boy I never asked about his service and he rarely spoke of it, He went into the Airforce when he was 36, old by most standards then, he was 40 when "demobbed." He lived to 98.
The first British Liberators had been ordered by the Anglo-French Purchasing Board in 1940. After the Fall of France the French orders were in most cases transferred to the United Kingdom. The RAF found, as did the US, that global war increased the need for air transports and early-type bombers and seaplanes were converted or completed as cargo carriers and transports.