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  1. Martin64

    Last Stand of the Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard

    https://www.napolun.com/mirror/napoleonistyka.atspace.com/Imperial_Guard_at_Waterloo.htm If someone is interested - a good read quite well researched IMHO. The flag so bravely defended by our Guard Grenadiers in their last stand dio limits the possibilities about their unit "somewhere on the...
  2. Martin64

    Last Stand of the Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard

    Awesome painting and good composition -although this last stand never occured the legend is stronger. Cheers Martin
  3. Martin64

    Gefreiter Müller, Panzergrenadier Division 'Großdeutschland'

    LOL -wasn´t aware that you used ranks at all among comrades - I was with the Paras and we just used our first names within our group... - anyway no biggie.
  4. Martin64

    Anyone ID this figure

    Inside says: Creation by Nick Dransfield in 120mm "French Volunteer 1793"
  5. Martin64

    Hidalgo Miniatures Preorder. U.S. Cavalry 1870's

    Ordered and paid at Dec 24th - received today. Here are some pictures of what you get in addition to Jose`s post. I included a scale comparison in the last picture with the Custer release by Andrea Miniatures in the same scale. Thank you Jose! Cheers, Martin
  6. Martin64

    Gefreiter Müller, Panzergrenadier Division 'Großdeutschland'

    Hi Erik, nice work. He is obviously in action with the Infantry (white lining around the shoulder flaps and inside the collar boards - in difference to Panzergrenadiers that had applegreen lines as "Waffenfarbe") at the Eastern front - has picked up an MP 40 with one magazin - therefore slung...
  7. Martin64

    December 18, 1942

    Hi Martin, another time it is better to switch to PM. Briefly the title of your History-thread already implies the allegation against the Allies. Oversimplified maps of railroad lines etc seem to give credit to your opinion - not to a proven historical reality. Pointing fingers at the Allies as...
  8. Martin64

    December 18, 1942

    You are suggesting that the Allies for purpose did not drop their bombs on the places you prefer and to support this view you mention that the declaration and telegram were not brought up at Nuremberg. They were obviously not necessary for the verdicts. The rest is speculation. I for my part...
  9. Martin64

    16 to 17, 1988

    If Josef Saller acted as part of a group or would have been supported by others you would have a point. This wasn`t the case. I had been involved in the "absurd counting method" a while ago and can ensure you that it takes a lot more to get numbers correct than writing down some stupid...
  10. Martin64

    December 18, 1942

    I wonder what is the scale of the map with the railway lines - seems to be so simple to bomb the blue lines. The same goes for the aerial picture of Auschwitz - just bomb the gas chambers - were they mapped out for the pilots in WW II this way or were the "targets" added later on? What would the...
  11. Martin64

    16 to 17, 1988

    As Police Officer I have a professional interest in topics like these, but another time politics win over facts... I suggest to introduce a dislike-button for political posts on PF. I include the official stats from 2021 publicly available here...
  12. Martin64

    WIP 120mm Afrika Korps MG34 team

    Yes - most probably the picture is staged and suggests that he is firing across a ridge with the bipod in the "defensive position". But there is still the wisenheimer`s textbook way of firing a machinegun and the reality of action and terrain....
  13. Martin64

    November 23, 1870

    It is tempting but futile and misleading to look back on moments in history with our knowledge and political views of today. Even without the "Reptilienfonds" Bismarck still had access to the reparation payments of France after the surrender of 1871. And without Bavaria the German Empire would...
  14. Martin64

    November 23, 1870

    While the Bavarian King was reluctant to become a subject of the German Kaiser his people were not that unhappy to be part of a German Kaiserreich. From Bismarck's view Bavaria was necessary as part of the Kaiserreich due to a vengeful France that had already tried to get Austria and their...
  15. Martin64

    November 19, 2005

    The difference is that the winner of a war never judges his soldiers in the same way than he deals with the defeated and that "freedom fighters" and "terrorists" cannot be identied by their methods to fight a guerilla war. Although the International Criminal Tribunal for Warcrimes in Hague was...
  16. Martin64

    November 19, 2005

    So beside the pictures the story seems to be simple: the Marines were lured into an ambush and took a kind of revenge by assaulting the taxi and the nearby buildings without identifying combattants and non-combattants. And yes - because this is regarded as a warcrime when the...
  17. Martin64

    Review PLAMAX Kamakura Period Armoured Warrior

    Please put on those bearskin shoes and carry on with reviews like these - don`t give a s§t about trolls. Cheers, Martin
  18. Martin64

    November 10, 1918

    The "Counsil of the People`s representatives" regarded it as one of his primary duties to legalize the government by elections as soon as possible. The elections were carried out two months later at January 19th 1919 and the majority of the German people did not hang the members of the counsil...
  19. Martin64

    Ahnenerbe-2

    Btw - I wasn't aware that the members of the expedition were so heavily armed. Cheers Martin
  20. Martin64

    Ahnenerbe-2

    To identify a subject, that is ethically undisputed and qualifies for political correct Hobby activities can become a Hobby of it's own.
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