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Post by cookie on Dec 31, 2009 15:04:31 GMT -5
I wasn't sure where to post these so I thought in this section was best as it is what I wear for my various impressions. 6eme Bataillon Parachutiste Coloniaux: Rifleman Tu Le, October 1952US M43 Army HBT 'Duck hunter' camouflage jacket British 1942 pattern 'windproof' camouflage trousers US M43 'Double buckle' boots US M1C paratrooper helmet with 1944 net & neoprene band French Mle 49 'Chapeau de brousse' bush hat Red large crown beret with 'Troupes Aeroportees' badge US M36 tan pistol belt US M10 water bottle and tan cover French Mle 50 TAP equipment suspenders French Mle 50 TAP rifle pouches French Mle 50 TAP SMG bag on strap (for rifle grenades) French Mle 50 TAP musette pack US MkII Pineapple grenade French 7.5mm rifle rounds on stripper clips US M1 Carbine bayonet in M8 plastic scabbard French 1st aid field dressing (in helmet band) MAS-36 'LG48' bolt action rifle with integral rifle-grenade launcher US Army WWII issue T5 (Unmodified) parachute and reserve. One of several types used by 6e BPC to jump onto Tu Le.
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Post by cookie on Dec 31, 2009 15:14:17 GMT -5
6eme Bataillon Parachutiste Coloniaux: NCO Dien Bien Phu, November 1953British 1942 pattern 'windproof' camouflage smock and trousers French 'Pataugas' jungle boots USM1 helmet with theatre made chincup, and 1944 net and neoprene band Theatre made 'windproof' camouflage 'Bigeard' cap French Mle 50 pistol belt French Mle 50 equipment suspenders French Mle 50 MAT-49 ammo pouches US M10 water bottle in tan cover US M3 fighting knife in M8 plastic scabbard French Mle 50 TAP musette French TAP 1st aid pouch 9mm parabellum bullets MAT-49 submachine gun
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Post by marsouin on Jan 1, 2010 6:13:04 GMT -5
Super!!!
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6ebcp
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Post by 6ebcp on Jan 3, 2010 19:07:07 GMT -5
Great stuff Danny
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Post by marsouin on Jan 5, 2010 15:59:13 GMT -5
BTW,Cookie,where did you get your repro of Bigeard cap in Windproof material please???
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Post by cookie on Jan 9, 2010 12:48:57 GMT -5
Marsouin,
I made it myself. I saw a poor quality reproduction British camouflage windproof suit for sale (very cheap!) and cut up the trousers. I picked apart one of the reproduction 'Lizard' caps and cut round the pieces to get the pattern right. I'm not toally happy with the material but it is passable.
Keep your eye out on eBay for UK windproof material tent repair kits. I got one a while ago for a good price (£30) and it had lots of windproof camo material, battle dress buttons and 1940's thread.
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Post by marsouin on Jan 9, 2010 14:38:58 GMT -5
Thanks for the tip!!!!I'l keep an eye open....
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