WW2 vehicles and other { 5 pics } German army

Nice shots Marie. I like to see military history shots. The first one could use a little cloning of the soda and water bottle under the front tire Splendid PP on the second one....looks like an old photo.

Very nice Marie, looks like it was a very good and interesting show. I have a friend that does WWII reenactments, boy do they take there hobby serious, the equipment they all have is genuine right down to the buttons on there shirts.

need to work on composition of the first

Interesting series. What's a Lassie doing at one of those shows, anyway?

3Turner wrote in post #5585193
Nice shots Marie. I like to see military history shots. The first one could use a little cloning of the soda and water bottle under the front tire Splendid PP on the second one....looks like an old photo.

thanks Robert
I saw those bottles alright

litterbugs

they must have thought I would just photoshop their mess away
j/k

stoneylonesome wrote in post #5585203
Very nice Marie, looks like it was a very good and interesting show. I have a friend that does WWII reenactments, boy do they take there hobby serious, the equipment they all have is genuine right down to the buttons on there shirts.

I remember lots of your great shots showing re enactments Sandy
these were slightly different.

lots of different vehicles from the US and Germany . you're dead right . everyone took it very seriously but it was so interesting......... thanks to that fact

the lads with the German vehicles have a disclaimer on their notes

" Re enactors of Kamp**** are non - political and thus do not share in any beliefs or values of the NSDAP or promote, in any way, the totalitarian regimes or ideals of the time.
Also, we will not tolerate anyone with extreme political views


thank God for that
lol

RadAL wrote in post #5585520
need to work on composition of the first

I guess so , thanks RadAL


lots of people and wide wide vehicles doth not a happy picture make
lol

PhotosGuy wrote in post #5587483
Interesting series. What's a Lassie doing at one of those shows, anyway?

its very local Frank.. this used to be a British garrison town before the rising in 1916

http://www.iol.ie/~dlu​by/history.htm

http://stinet.dtic.mil …html&identifier​=ADA325079



army personnel still living all around and the Army Camp is just up the road
(Irish army now though)
I was able to cycle to the display in a short spin. love to see the stuff they had on show . anyway , supporting it helps different aspects.
I paid €10 in like everyone else
lol ...


thanks