Tarawa on the web (1 Viewer)

[Horus]

Came across this website which might prove useful for those building a diorama.

http://www.tarawaontheweb.org/

Steve

 

[lancer]

Came across this website which might prove useful for those building a diorama.

http://www.tarawaontheweb.org/

Steve

Great site with a very useful bibliography. Some of the links need to be updated but most of the stuff works fine. Thanks for posting it. -- Al

 

[Larry Allen]

What a great find, Steve. THANK YOU!

I am wondering how many of the "photos" in this link could be reproduced (with a good degree of accuracy) with the current (and future) releases of the USMC sets? ^&confuse

--- LaRRy

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Great reference site Steve. Thanks for sharing. I think we need a pacific half track and Sherman now.

 

[Horus]

What a great find, Steve. THANK YOU!

I am wondering how many of the "photos" in this link could be reproduced (with a good degree of accuracy) with the current (and future) releases of the USMC sets? ^&confuse

--- LaRRy

I was wondering that myself Larry !{sm4}

Great reference site Steve. Thanks for sharing. I think we need a pacific half track and Sherman now.

I somehow thought you might say that Rob and I'm sure they'll be a lot of other collectors thinking the same !

Hopefully Andy will consider doing a couple more Stuart releases too. A USMC and another one for British / Empire troops for the Jungles of Burma, Ledo Road theme would be nice could even have some Chinese troops then !

Steve

 

[Desertkiwi]

Interesting to visit the site and see many of the Marines in combat carrying very little equipment. In some cases only carrying their weapon, ammo and water bottle.

 

[Larry Allen]

Interesting to visit the site and see many of the Marines in combat carrying very little equipment. In some cases only carrying their weapon, ammo and water bottle.

So Andy was right after all ..{sm4}
Why should we ever doubt him on these matters ....{sm3}

--- LaRRy

 

[bromhead]

Interesting to visit the site and see many of the Marines in combat carrying very little equipment. In some cases only carrying their weapon, ammo and water bottle.

Passing the new guy stage i usually carried almost nothing,,except the very basics