WW 2 Russian tankers leathers

[tomhugill]

Cheers Kiaser, very useful

[Afrikakorps]

Hi Kiaser,
I use this site for Russian uniforms. Has the tankers leathers and many others.

http://www.rkka.ru/iuniform.htm

Hope it helps.
Cheers
Afrikakorps

[silversurfer1947]

Hi Kiaser,
I use this site for Russian uniforms. Has the tankers leathers and many others.

http://www.rkka.ru/iuniform.htm

Hope it helps.
Cheers
Afrikakorps

Shame I can't read Russian, and Chrome translate won't work on it. I don't suppose there's an English version, or even a French one?

[Afrikakorps]

Hi Silversurfer,
try copy the link and paste it into chrome translate (russian) to english.
Works for me.

[silversurfer1947]

Thanks - I clicked on the link first and then tried to translate. I will try it the other way.

[43rdRecceReg]

I don't suppose you have a full-size T34 to go with that amazing outfit do you? Mind you, that outfit would look rather cool if you were riding an old Bonneville, or even one of the newer 'Triumphs'. I used to ride an old BMW R80 RT (ex-police with full fairing and panniers..but blue lights absent..), and could have done with an outfit like that. I did use an old pair of WW2 surplus jack boots though (Heer infantry grade..not the posh officer horse riding type). They lasted for years! My son has the Tokarev TT33, 7.62mm pistol that would have accompanied it. Having fired it, I'd say it was a diamond in the rough.. bit like the T34 :thumb:..In fact, here it is on the right of his Colt 1911 (Norinco- Chinese import):

WW2 Russian tanker's Tokarev TT33 (working order)