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Movies: find it! - Jeffrey Meffert - 07-10-2009
Thanks for the info and responses. Great tradition and I'll watch for it in other movies.
All my personal medal awardings and promotions seem boring in comparison. (Except for the one where my commander pinned on a meritorious service medal and murmured "with thanks from a grateful nation" which made me wonder if I'd died and missed it.)
Movies: find it! - Koba64 - 07-12-2009
aironmeiden Wrote:Anyone can tell me if there were left handed moisin nagant?
Because as you can see this bolt action rifle (see poster) as the handle on the left side...
also because Vassili uses a right handed one in the film :chuckle
I showed this picture to my digital photography class a few months ago, one of the students actually was a sniper in the British Army, I asked them what was odd about this picture and not one of them spotted that the image had been horizontally flipped in Photoshop
tut, tut.On another matter, did anyone notice the shameful Telnyashka's used in 'Stalingrad'? Couldn't the wardrobe department find any real ones to use? :laff dark blue necks? :laff
Movies: find it! - aironmeiden - 07-12-2009
Koba64 Wrote:I showed this picture to my digital photography class a few months ago, one of the students actually was a sniper in the British Army, I asked them what was odd about this picture and not one of them spotted that the image had been horizontally flipped in Photoshop
On another matter, did anyone notice the shameful Telnyashka's used in 'Stalingrad'? Couldn't the wardrobe department find any real ones to use? :laff dark blue necks? :laff
This is not good at all for a sniper...
I spotted that one and i'm not a connoisseur of firearms and have generally not so good observation skills!
Movies: find it! - CtahhR - 06-14-2015
The 1910/30 Maxim in "Enemy At The Gates" was actually made in 1944. Not a lot of people know that!
Still sold for £1,625.