airborne steve

Paul,

As promised a few pictures of the judicials tuinc. The pants are of a light blue grey and have dark green piping down the outside of the legs. The shoulder boards do have the dark green base branch color and Bordoux nebenfabe or brach color.

Paul if you can place these pictures with my original post I think it would keep everything togeather.

Backside of tunic.

Shoulder strap underside.

Collar and shoulder strap.

Side view with trade patch.

1943 Dated Medical FB. Near Mint with a little moth tracking on the sleeve.

Second shot

Here are a few pictures of my M42 medical NCO straps, still attached to the tunic.

Board up close! These are not easy to find!

Hi Paul,

Here is my very small contribution to this topic. First is my M36, Vet 2LT Great Coat. The boards are piped in crimson.

Cheers

isonzo,

Nice M36 Boards! If you ever need to get rid of them let me know.

Cheers!

Steve

Back sides!

Better picture!

Pioneer straps. I didn't want to pull off the coat to get to the straps on the tunic.

M43 tunic under a M42 watch coat.

Back side of GJ Straps on M40. The material is a perfect match!

Back sides!

Signal M44s. Hey Paul let me know if you ever want to sell those M44 medic straps

Paul,

Here is my contribution to this thread. I'm still looking for M44 panzer straps.

I have pictured are my near mint M43 tunic, and my later 40 tunic both with matching (to the tunics) M44 straps. The M43 has signal straps (the most common) and the M40 has Mountain troops straps. In the back ground I have a M43 covered by a mint, late 43 dated, M42 watch coat. Both the tunic and coat have matching Pioneer straps.

Steve

My god that is a nice tunic!

Steve

Insignia details.

More

Paul,

Tech Admin NCO's, first model Flyers Blouse. Note the dark geen base color and the rose pink branch color. The ranking is for an Oberfeldwebel.

Steve

That you do , but the flight cap looks better with a fliegerbluse!

Steve

Wow Francois nice set of LW kits!

Steve

Hi Paul,

Good to hear from you. It is wierd to be in a new forum and having to get use to the new format.

Cheers! steve