"Propensity of D section mess tin for British Infantry?" Topic
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| Inkbiz | 17 Mar 2010 7:07 p.m. PST |
Hi Gents, I hope everyone is doing well this evening. As per a posting by Mr. Tony Barton of a 1/6th scale British Waterloo figure (incredibly well researched and beautifully worked by Mr. Barton, as always)
seen here: link . May I ask the boards opinion on the use of the D section mess tin during the time of British involvement in Spain and Portugal? Would this item be classified as more than or less than typical during this earlier period? Thank You,
Bob |
| Sane Max | 18 Mar 2010 2:20 a.m. PST |
Propensity? or Ubiquity? Pat |
| Lord Hill | 18 Mar 2010 8:22 a.m. PST |
Did the 27th not have buff facings? Those look more yellow. Also the webbing would have been buff, not white, I thought. At least that's what my Haythornwaite uniform book shows. |
| Connard Sage | 18 Mar 2010 9:19 a.m. PST |
Did the 27th not have buff facings? Those look more yellow.
All monitors are not created equal. They look buff on this one
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| Inkbiz | 18 Mar 2010 7:05 p.m. PST |
Yes, ubiquity would be a better choice, Pat. Thank you, your help is utmostly appreciatified. |
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takes the plunge.
