Photos Re-enactment Forum

[Bombardier]

Thanks for the suggestion @saiga
As I know nothing about re-enactment I will watch this forum with interest

Here are a couple I found in our galleries

 

[BrassMonkey]

Great idea!, are you involved in this kinda stuff @saiga ?
I am assuming so as you have requested it

 

[saiga]

Yes, I am, Napoleonic wars, and many friends of mine are into ww1 and ww2 reenactment.

 

[Bombardier]

Looks like you and maybe your friends have found a good home for your pics ?
Napoleonic wars, that must take a fair bit of researching. Which side do you re-enact?

 

[saiga]

Yep, it sure looks like a new home to me Which side do I reenact? Well, the French of course

 

[Bombardier]

Yep, it sure looks like a new home to me Which side do I reenact? Well, the French of course

Very good. I see a lot of re-enactors here in the UK who like to dress as WW2 Germans, I suppose in this day and age it matters not if you are from a country of the opposing side, it's just good fun.

 

[saiga]

For fun and you get to meet people from all over the world. At Leipzig in 2013 the youngest reenactor was 4 years old, the oldest 90+.

 

[Bombardier]

As we have created a forum for this subject I have also created a Media category in the galleries
here it is http://www.militaryimages.net/media/categories/military-re-enactment.1/

Dont forget you can also create an album to upload all your pics in one easy to find place.

Individual photos, albums can be shared by using the code produced with each upload.

We do not have any upload restrictions you have unlimited space, uploaded images can also be shared around other forums.

 

[santana]

Hey Bombardier my friend Can I open a Airsoft Thread???

 

[BravoZulu]

Hey Bombardier my friend Can I open a Airsoft Thread???

Why not @santana ! Go for it mate

 

[santana]

Why not @santana ! Go for it mate

Ok thank you very Much!!!

 

[NZM305]

A photo from the past weekend at the Omaka Classic Fighters Airshow.

 

[Bombardier]

Brilliant, 25 pounders too ?

 

[NZM305]

Yeah 1 on the left belongs to the two older gentlemen along with a 6pdr.

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Hopefully the vid works.

 

[TIGREDELAIRE]

the red beret is a real serious man!

 

[ao_sepia]

had pics reenactment of north korean military or mao's era military?

 

[Closed account 4734]

Hey all! I’ve been collecting Vietnam War gear for a while with a view to getting into Vietnam reenactment, and because i’m a collector (or hoarder, depending on if you ask the wife or not!). I was originally going to portray a Huey pilot/crew-chief but the loss of a bloody well paid (but extremely stressful) job put a stop to that idea, so I thought for a while and chose a role that i’ve never seen reenacted before-a PBR (Patrol Boat Riverine) Boat Captain. I’m still deciding whether to go for TF-116 or TF-117, and will need the relevant patches (and i’m still looking for a ‘cowboy’ gunbelt and holster for my S&W ‘Victory’, plus a decent M16) but i’ve got the bones more or less done. I had to tape my fone to the door to get the correct angle! ?

All the kit is original, the only non-original item is the M16.

 

[Closed account 4734]

My current helmet collection, all originals.

L-R, Rear to Front:
-APH-5,
SPH-4,
Vietnam T56-6 CVC ‘Ping Pong’ helmet,
Israeli/Australian T56-6,
Israeli tankers helmet

-WW2 McCord M1 with large-hole net,
WW2 McCord M1 with original USMC ‘Frogskin’ cover (the mosquito net version),
WW2 McCord M1 with original wartime net,
WW2 Schlueter M1

-Vietnam Ingersol M1 with Mitchell cover (Dry/Arid side),
Vietnam Para M1 with goggles,
Vietnam Ingersol M1 with Captains bars,
Vietnam Parrish M1 with well-used Mitchell cover and original graffiti,
Vietnam Ingersol M1 with original badges,
Vietnam Ingersol M1 with post-war RDF cover

-WW2 British Mk.3,
WW2 British Mk.2 marked ‘F’ for Fireman,
Post-War Mk.4 with 1960s DPM smock hood used as improvised cover and original helmet net,
British Mk.4,
British Para,
British Mk.7

-RAF cloth flight helmet, 1950s-1960s era
US ECH
Global Armour PASCUT
RM/RN/RAF Training/‘Bump’ helmet
SoF repro British Mk.2 (sold since picture taken)

Other pics:
Repro WW2 German Fallschirmjäger helmet,
Original WW2 German M42 shell with repro liner,
Same but with period-correct ‘Peadot’ camo cover,
Current Issue British Army VIRTUS helmet (aka Revision COBRA Battlskin) with visor and mandible.

 

[uktabber]

A photo from the past weekend at the Omaka Classic Fighters Airshow.

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YES...........Bloody Great indeed with the 25 lb'ers and they even fire--Awesome chaps!!