"FRAULEIN" is German for a "Young Woman"... I don't know what "FRAULINE" is... PS- If this "Unteroffizier/Obergefreiter" is supposed to be a member of HEER, WHY are the wreath and eagle on her Schirmmutze painted in GOLD..? They should be painted in ALUMINUM or SILVER-GRAY, no? GOLD was reserved for Generals, Admirals and highly-ranked party officials... [/quote] The hat is obviously "borrowed"

''FRAULEIN'' - my German teacher would be entgeistert!

Maybe this is Honey Hornburg (of the Stuttgart Steppers) after her party with Gen. Burkhalter.

Hi Michael, Armor35 has been seeking a US distributor. I'll check if they have one yet. I recall a few folks on this site have ordered from them without complaint.

Horny Honeyburg??

Horny Honeyburg?? [/quote] My GOODNESS!!! What dirty, dirty minds we have!!!

Well guys, it's not even Fraulein, but Fraeulein or correctly written Fräulein.

Well, excuuuuuse me! Not everyone has a German character keyboard. And your spelling of "Fraulein" comes out really weird looking.

What 's this?..stupid idea..