Hi guys:)
I`d like to welcome you to have a look at my New website. Here you ll find my blogs on relic hunting in norway,bunker tours,my miniature models and ww2 soldier recovery on the eastern front.
Cheers

http://www.hobbyhistorica.com/

Very interesting. I especially like the "Battlefield Finds" section.

Thanks:)Glad you like it:)

Updated some content to the site:)please have a look:)

Yngve, very nicely presented and well written site, works well on the mobile with your high quality photos. I especially liked that almost rusted away German helmet, it looked about a thousand years old...! A great image.

Thanks a lot!:) Great to hear!I am happy the site works well with Smartphones coz thats what people use today right?!:)

Very Nice collection of battlefield relics and professionally photographed. If you want to dispose of one of those German Helmets

I dont have to tell you thats its extremely dangerous digging up mines and unexploded shells, its usually better to leave that stuff for the army to get rid of.

I remember reading on wehrmacht awards forum of a guy who purchased a relic but complete panzerfaust(with the shaped charge explosive removed) from a seller in Lativa only to find out that the blockage in the tube he was asking about was the launch rocket motor that had not been taken out and was still live.

hehe,yes,i think I read about the panzerfaust guy too:) Digging on Battlefield like we do it is impossible to avoid explosives,,they are everywhere! So we are obviously careful when these things is stumbeled upon. We also have fieldengineer in the Group if need be:)

Many updates made last two weeks:)
http://www.hobbyhistorica.com/kurlandlatvia.html