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    Author Topic: New Fun for the Early War Reenactor  (Read 1904 times)
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    « on: March 18, 2008, 04:06:33 AM »
    I'm REALLY excited.  Schipperfabrik has just released a whole line of 1940 Dutch gear.  I've been wanting to see this stuff for years here in the States.  It's a very cool impression, and other than a handful of people in the Netherlands, it's not one that I've seen anybody do anywhere.  If I hadn't just dropped a ton on a Garand this past weekend, I'd be placing an order today.  Maybe I'll ask my wife for an early birthday present.   Kiss

    The site says they also have uniforms available, although I didn't see any listed on the website.  Hopefully soon.
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    « Reply #1 on: March 21, 2008, 01:16:09 PM »
    Maybe some of our Allied friends will pick up the impression. At least 5 of them would be nice. Already working on 1940 polizei impression.
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