Cavalry photo shoot

[The_Dutchman]

Hello gents,

I know some of you don't like to venture onto facebook so here are a bunch of pictures for you. This photo shoot was taken in 3 stages and took a about 6 hours to complete. It shows an early war cavalry column with two HF.1 wagons and a HF.13 fieldkitchen plus limber. Enjoy the pictures!
This first set of pictures shows the head of the column with the commanding officer talking to a Feldgendarmerie.

 

[The_Dutchman]

Stage 2 showing the column progressing with the fieldkitchen at the very end of the column.

 

[The_Dutchman]

Stage 3: The column has stopped to get some chow from the fieldkitchen.

 

[The_Dutchman]

All these pictures were taken inside on a dedicated 'set' that was made available by two follow collectors Guus en Theo.
Here are a few pictures of the set.

 

[SteveKrieg]

WOW Dutchman, that is simply grand work on all accounts. I'll definitely be taking a page or two out of your work when I, finally, get to putting my field kitchen together for next year's 'D-Day' theme. Superb, now to clean the drool off my keyboard. Thanks for sharing, Steve

 

[SteveKrieg]

Also, out of interest, where did you get the instructional plates for the Feldkuche?. I've been trying to source accurate ones of these for years and, to-date, yours are the best I've seen (having to make do with photocopied and sized imagery from Schiffer's great book on the subject). Inquisitively, Steve

 

[SteveKrieg]

And finally, great studio.

 

[The_Dutchman]

Also, out of interest, where did you get the instructional plates for the Feldkuche?. I've been trying to source accurate ones of these for years and, to-date, yours are the best I've seen (having to make do with photocopied and sized imagery from Schiffer's great book on the subject). Inquisitively, Steve

Thanks for the compliments Steve. I got the instruction-plates from a Facebook group of people that own/restore german fieldkitchens. One of them had new metal instruction-plates created and he kindly sent me the graphics-file so I could print my own.
You'll need a magnifying glass to read the instructions!

 

[Rob Pz]

That is extremely impressive!
Field Kitchen is really a nice unit.

 

[tankfan0720]

That is an awesome set up! I thought the photos were outside! Great ideas!
Bob

 

[Squidley]

That studio is a fantastic set up. I was amazed with the pics, and the reveal explained a lot. Thanks for sharing!

 

[pp]

Very nice!!!!......

 

[DANCINGHORSE]

This is awesome, just simply awesome.

 

[War Bird]

That is so Amazing!

 

[Rolling Thunder Tech]

Very nice photos, taken at a good angle. I appreciate all the detailing done to the pieces. B&W and a little grainy would appear very convincing.
Leonard