Alan McNeilly takes a look at the 25pdr Gun Crew Loader No 1, another new release in a series of six figures from Resicast.
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Resicast 25pdr Gun Crew Loader No 1c5flies
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Posted: Friday, March 25, 2011 - 04:28 AM UTC
PatB
Quebec, Canada
Joined: January 12, 2006
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Joined: January 12, 2006
KitMaker: 348 posts
Armorama: 18 posts
Posted: Wednesday, March 30, 2011 - 03:06 PM UTC
Alan,
I've just spoken with Gerard who made the master of the figure about the missing belt (martingale). Following his research, it was possible to wear it under the coat by two slots located on each side. This setting was used when the soldier is equipped with his webbing. Normally the first job of a gunner is to remove its webbing for free movement, but without putting the martingale back outside of his coat. This explains why you don't have a belt on the figure's coat.
Regards,
Pat
I've just spoken with Gerard who made the master of the figure about the missing belt (martingale). Following his research, it was possible to wear it under the coat by two slots located on each side. This setting was used when the soldier is equipped with his webbing. Normally the first job of a gunner is to remove its webbing for free movement, but without putting the martingale back outside of his coat. This explains why you don't have a belt on the figure's coat.
Regards,
Pat
Posted: Wednesday, March 30, 2011 - 06:04 PM UTC
Hi Patrick,
Thanks for the infomration. I just went back and had a look through WW2 Tommy.
Gerard's correct the 1939 style Greatcoat had this option, with no pleat in the upper back (two rows of stitching instead).
I'll amend accordingly, many thanks
Al
Thanks for the infomration. I just went back and had a look through WW2 Tommy.
Gerard's correct the 1939 style Greatcoat had this option, with no pleat in the upper back (two rows of stitching instead).
I'll amend accordingly, many thanks
Al