Beltring War & Peace Show 2006 - 2012

Discussion in 'WW2 Museums. Events, & places to see.' started by Paul Reed, Jul 19, 2006.

  1. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    BBMF Lanc flies in:
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    Honeys again:
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    Not noticed this before. very nice Jimmy Tanker:
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    88:
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    Dodge Ambulance:
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    Navy Dodge:
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    A bath, as used by WSC... displayed alongside one from jochen Peiper's house... very odd.
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    the only way to run a big REO cheaply:
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    Sultan/stryker based schlepper? :
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    GAZ 69? :
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    A bike?
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    This old chap was in the arena, something to do with the Hill 112 memorial? but I'm afraid I forget his name:
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    More Badges:
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    Hellcat:
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    Humber:
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    Allis Chalmers M4 HST:
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    International M5 HST:
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    Sov-thing BRDM? :
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    Fox yet again:
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    Argentinian Jeep, Falklands captured:
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    Bless her:
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    I can't really get across the size of Thunderbird 2:
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    A favourite for me every year, postwar Volvo 'Suggan' (Sow) :
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    Thought this chap looked good:
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    (I do know one reason the SS guys have so many members, and that's film work. The only real money in reenacting comes from Hollywood jobs, and Hollywood demands the SS nine times out of ten. More money equals more gear & Vehicles, which in turn equals more members & visibility.) hst.jpg
     
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  2. eldo

    eldo Junior Member

    Anyone have pics of the german panzer with its crew? a friend of mine was part of the crew and would be interested if theres any pics of them in action
     
  3. Owen

    Owen -- --- -.. MOD

    Sov-thing BRDM? :

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  4. kfz

    kfz Very Senior Member

    Royal Enfield I think, looks good.

    Hellcat looks brand new

    Kev
     
  5. Mullet94

    Mullet94 Senior Member

    Anyone have pics of the german panzer with its crew? a friend of mine was part of the crew and would be interested if theres any pics of them in action

    I took a couple of the Panzer during their reenacment:

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  6. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

  7. Mullet94

    Mullet94 Senior Member

    Some more pics:

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  8. Ropi

    Ropi Biggest retard of all

    What is the track type on the sexton? BTW very nice pics!
     
  9. WotNoChad?

    WotNoChad? Senior Member

    There's deffo some vehicles in the later photos which weren't there on the Wednesday, I know I spent ages looking for Rex's M10 before I hassled stewards into finding where it was, to which the answer was "Not here yet".
     
  10. Za Rodinu

    Za Rodinu Hot air manufacturer

    I took a couple of the Panzer during their reenacment:

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    Nice fake, on what chassis is this based on, FV 432?
     
  11. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    Yes Za, 432 - link on the post below it.
    What is the track type on the sexton? BTW very nice pics!
    It's Canadian 'Dry Pin' Ropi (?) : Sherman Register - Track types
     
  12. Mullet94

    Mullet94 Senior Member

    Nice fake, on what chassis is this based on, FV 432?

    Not sure, the commentator was mentioning what the fakes were built from during his commentary but didn't catch what the Panzer was built from. The Tiger is also a fake I believe, I know M4's and Stuart's were mentioned a lot.
     
  13. Za Rodinu

    Za Rodinu Hot air manufacturer

    Thanks M'94, Adam just confirmed it was a FV 432 :)
     
  14. kfz

    kfz Very Senior Member

    Thanks M'94, Adam just confirmed it was a FV 432 :)


    Be interesting to see how they did it ,as the motor on the 432 is where the drver sits on the pz3

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    Kev
     
  15. Kuno

    Kuno Very Senior Member

    ...having to accept that I am confronted with the problem as well, I dare to mention that quite a lot of the men in uniform do not resemble the soldiers of the las world war: They are just fed too good :)

    Some more things I do not like seing the else great pictures:

    1) Whay to put plates (with tech. data etc.) on the vehicles? This seriously disturbs the presentaton respectively the photo.

    2) Perfectly restored tanks.... and then a commander in a colorful T-shirt in the cuppola :-(

    3) I don't like the camouflage on the vehicles (branches etc.). As it should be for camouflage, it hides the vehicle. But I WANT to see the vehicle...

    4) What is the idea behind this "Fake Pz.lll"?
     
  16. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    1) Whay to put plates (with tech. data etc.) on the vehicles? This seriously disturbs the presentaton respectively the photo.

    2) Perfectly restored tanks.... and then a commander in a colorful T-shirt in the cuppola :-(

    3) I don't like the camouflage on the vehicles (branches etc.). As it should be for camouflage, it hides the vehicle. But I WANT to see the vehicle...

    4) What is the idea behind this "Fake Pz.lll"?

    1 - To be honest Kuno, the problem is the opposite over several days of viewing things in fields. From a punter's point of view not enough vehicles have a bit of info telling you exactly what it is - really nice among thousands of greenish trucks when someone puts up a sheet of A4 saying exactly what it is.

    2 - Their tank/vehicle, they can wear what they like I reckon ;). It really is all about the vehicles for most, and many guys have no interest in wearing a uniform. I'd just wear a t-shirt if one of those beauties was mine.

    3 - Camo'd up vehicles using branches are almost certainly taking part in a mock battle at some point in the day.

    4 - Ersatz Pz.III explained here - Though I think 'It's funny what men and sheds will do' is the primary explanation ;). There will likely be a fair few film jobs out there for it too.

    I'm with you on fatty reenactors, looks a bit daft, but to be honest it can be found whatever the period - takes real commitment to live on an authentic diet, you probably just can't get the snook... but I have known some loons from earlier periods that take things that little bit too far :unsure:.

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  17. Bodston

    Bodston Little Willy

    Be interesting to see how they did it ,as the motor on the 432 is where the drver sits on the pz3

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    Kev

    We were intrigued as well Kev. The driver's visor is glass, but if you look through it all you can see are wires. Certainly one of the fake Stugs is driven in reverse via a camera and video screen set up. This will age me, with a Captain Scarlet reference! who else remembers the Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle?

    Edit: after re-reading Adam's link regarding the Pz III they moved the engine to the back.
     
  18. stevew

    stevew Senior Member

    Excellent photos lads.

    Might save up and go there next year to buy a Lee Enfield or M1. :D

    Anybody notice how much de-acs were going for?

    Marcus,

    I always find the de-acs are more at these shows. Go the whole hog and get yourself an FAC, far more fun firing them as apposed to looking at them :) 'Live' ones are cheaper than de-acs too
     
  19. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

  20. Paul Reed

    Paul Reed Ubique

    Maybe we could use it to do a run-in shoot from a LCT for the 70th of D Day??!
     

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