Luftwaffe Rules

And here are the close ups of each.

I put this in the Heer section but would post here also b/c I beleive one of my shields is a Lufty! I got the pics and matched up what awards I had w/ what they were wearing. ROCK ON Jon

And the last one Heer FJ w/ many awards and a veteran of Crete, I hope to get a Kreta cuff title soon as I think it would really set this one off.

Notice in this picture that German has both the Krim and Kuban shields!

The following pics are close ups of each Campaign shield w/ the photos and awards.

Wanted to share this w/ you also. I matched up the shields and awards(that I had on me) w/ what they were wearing in the pic! Hope yall enjoy it ROCK ON Jon

And the other side!!

Manu Mark marked dou 1944, flash kinda caught it. And the line on the reciever is a cat hair which was promptly removed. LOL

Hi all just wanted to share this. This is the piece that got me going on collecting my dad bought it for me(he likes to shoot) and well I like shooting every now and then but it planted the seed of collecting. I say though its kicks like a MUTHA! ROCK ON Jon

This is my WWII rifle collection. I have one rifle from each MAJOR country of WWII. The Garand I should note was my grandfathers war time Garand. Also the K98 is a Kriegsmarine model(bayo lug deleted b/c you dont need one on a ship LOL). From top to botton is Garand, K98k, Lee Enfield No.4 Mk1,Arisaka Type 99, and Mosin Nagant M44. Now I just need to get a Carcano,Lebel and so forth! ROCK ON Jon

This is my Luftwaffe Display the K98, its bayo and the patches all belonged to the same German. He engraved his wife or g/f's name "Pia" 2 places on the k98 and on the bayo. ROCK ON Jon

This was my first belt buckle and its that much more special too me b/c my Grandfather brought it back. ROCK ON Jon

Dag it pays to know the language when collecting this kind of stuff!! Nice set, ROCK ON Jon

Very nice sir!! Simply awsome!! Do each of those cases have a cross in them? ROCK ON Jon

And John S. Nikitas Sr.

All of these items you see were my grandfathers. My dads dad was an engineer in Pattons Army and my moms dad was a Sub Hunter on B-24's. Using the things that were theirs I made a tribute to each of them. ROCK ON Jon

And Das side

Hi all this is my Luftschutz M42. I collect pretty much everything so I will be posting every where LOL. ROCK ON! Jon

and the other side of it.

Hi all this is my Bulgarian helm hope yall like it! ROCK ON Jon

Thank you sirs! I will be posting my other 2 helms in the appropriate areas. ROCK ON!!! Jon(I like this place already!!)

Each had its own advantage IMO. The T-34 was quick, manuervable,pretty hard hitting gun, excellent for the steps of Russia(Frozen,melted, or dry). The Panther was good to combat the T-34 and good for offensive manuevers that could work directly in tandem w/ Tigers and Tigers were good Defensive tanks. Send the Panthers out in the fields to chase the Shermans around and such, if the numbers became too great and the shermans outnumbered the Panthers, the Panthers hot foot it back towards their lines and let the Tigers who just sit there pick off the Shermans. ROCK ON Jon

It is a pretty good tank but I wouldnt compare it to a Challenger or M1 Abrams. Thanks for sharing!! ROCK ON Jon

AWSOME WORK SIR!! Oh man I about gasped when I saw how you did the logs on that knocked out T-34!!!! I used to model but collecting took over LOL. Very nice splintering and detail!!! ROCK ON Jon

I will probably be sharing alot of my things over the next few days and such. ROCK ON Jon