Battle of the Bulge Living History display

• Dec 26, 2009

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Teekay44

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My friend and I did a small display for a Christmas walking tour. Battle of the Bulge Christmas 1944.

The town was home to one of the survivors of the Malmandy Massacre.

Most people remembered.

 

• Dec 26, 2009

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DutchIndo

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I can almost hear your Sarge telling you to put that fire out.

 

• Dec 27, 2009

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indieflmkr

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Nice!

 

• Dec 27, 2009

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thecardigankid

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Very nice, but I gotta ask.....did you guys scatter fake snow around your area? Cause I noticed that outside of your display the grass is very green lol.

 

• Dec 27, 2009

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Teekay44

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thecardigankid said:

Very nice, but I gotta ask.....did you guys scatter fake snow around your area? Cause I noticed that outside of your display the grass is very green lol.

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It dusted that morning. It was melting when the pics were taken. (Dec 6) kind of cool though set the mood nicely

 

• Jan 8, 2010

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Phantomfixer

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Nice display. Having just a few troops lets the public kinda wanna walk right up and not be intimidated. Not too much gear/clutter laying around, nice. The wood ammo crates, are the tops held down by wing nuts? I wanted to make a few for a jeep display
JZ.

 

• Jan 8, 2010

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Teekay44

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Yes they are. There are 6. Two on each side and one on each end.

 

• Jan 9, 2010

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Phantomfixer

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Thanks Teekay. You must be in my neck of the woods............I am just west of Dover DE