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Cheers, I will tackle this one since this is in my wheelhouse so to speak but I am in no way speculating as there are way too many variables that a full investigation will hopefully clear up. Refer to these parameters to start but then again what was actually approved/assigned is TBD...

I completely agree as I enjoyed it & actually learned some new historical background on the Marder lineage. I was intrigued how the Germans utilized various chassis’ and artillery/guns that they commandeered.

COBI Sainte-Mère-Église apparently in 1/35 scale. I know it is toy like but I still like it. Might be fun to add some paint/weathering to it.

Here you go Tom. These would make nice additions to the collection especially during your quarterly viewing experience!

I hear you and thanks for your thoughts. All I was asking was for some historical Intel. on Hetzer #232. Mastercom 10 already did the work on #233. My AFV library is growing but it pails in comparison to my aviation collection. I appreciate the knowledge from others who have the resources. As we...

Cheers, The question I floated had nothing to do with a “dio” but I get your point. The first thing I do when I check a new AFV or aircraft that pertains to my primary interests is to see if it is remotely historically accurate. Is is the correct Unit, Squadron, etc? Was it at least in the...

Cheers, Any historical Intel. & thoughts on Hetzer #232? Thanks for the detailed buttssment of #233! German Jadgpanzer 38 "Hetzer" PzJg Abt 741 - Ardennes, Jan '45

I am finally getting around to posting this article from The Tank Museum. I believe many of you will be interested in this as it pertains to the never ending quest for accurate camouflage painting in the field to boot. I really enjoyed my visit there. Two days was not enough! “This 80-year-old...

Right On Kevin! I sure do. Truth be told the dh98 is my favorite plane closely followed by the Beaufighter & Corsair! Thanks for the memory.

I find this series fascinating, poignant and well done. Here is an interesting article and overview as published in FLYING Magazine. https://www.flyingmag.com/masters-of-the-air-miniseries-is-must-see-tv-for-aviation-buffs/

Kevin, Thanks for bringing the Whirlwind to the forefront! She definitely does not get the visible credit that she earned. Seeing your pictures makes me regret not adding that aircraft to my collection. As always, your scale historical photo journalism is much appreciated and All-Pro in my...

Can anyone share any more detailed information about the…M3A1 Half-track 9th Armored 27th Infantry, A Company vs. B Company versions? I see history regarding the B Company version at the Remagen Bridge but am in search of something pertaining to the order of battle prior to this regarding both...

Outstanding set up! I can not wait for this series. I highly recommend reading Harry Crosby’s book entitled “A WING AND A PRAYER”. His prowess as a WW II Navigator combined with his literary skills make this book a library essential. Check Six, Beau...

Enjoy! https://apple.news/AfGCamMGGRVqSadkAb25SXQ

https://shop.eaa.org/products/bazooka-charlie-the-unbelievable-story-of-major-charles-carpenter-and-rosie-the-rocketer-signed-copy Arnold, You beat me to it so thank you. The L4 has been on my hit list for such a long time. There are so many amazing display possibilities too. Anyway, this...

I just read about an incident at Stanford University involving an “Academic” or similar as well as an extremely disturbing protest on the University of Washington campus where students were pleading for help & guidance from the “U” itself as the students understandably felt attacked and...

Carlos, I am way late to the game but thank you as always for the outstanding photo journalism. Much appreciated! Cheers & Fight On, Marc

That sounds like a Celebratory Victory for everyone. Excellent diplomatic planning DK!

Right up there for you with the St. Mary’s “Impale a Gael”. Fight On!

Wild-Wayne, I always look forward to & enjoy your photo journalism so thank you. Best, Marc