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Militaria Collectors Network
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Militaria Collectors Network, the home of militaria collecting, military history and military museums.
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This channel features historical militaria, and may include items from the Third Reich era and fully inert ordnance, strictly for the purposes of education, documentary purposes and historical preservation. Nothing shown in these videos is intended to glorify, promote, or endorse any extremist ideology, political movement, or hate group - past or present.
All ordnance featured is completely inert, safe, and legally owned. Viewers are strongly advised never to handle, modify, or attempt to disarm any form of ammunition or explosive device.
This content is created to preserve history, encourage responsible collecting, and provide accurate context for students, researchers, and enthusiasts.
Viewer discretion is advised.
If you like the videos, please consider supporting the channel by buying me a coffee.
https://buymeacoffee.com/themcn
DISCLAIMER
This channel features historical militaria, and may include items from the Third Reich era and fully inert ordnance, strictly for the purposes of education, documentary purposes and historical preservation. Nothing shown in these videos is intended to glorify, promote, or endorse any extremist ideology, political movement, or hate group - past or present.
All ordnance featured is completely inert, safe, and legally owned. Viewers are strongly advised never to handle, modify, or attempt to disarm any form of ammunition or explosive device.
This content is created to preserve history, encourage responsible collecting, and provide accurate context for students, researchers, and enthusiasts.
Viewer discretion is advised.
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Militaria Collectors Network
Step inside Imperial War Museum North in Manchester, one of the UK’s most striking and immersive museums dedicated to modern conflict.
In this video, I visit IWM North, the first Imperial War Museum located in the north of England, and explore its powerful exhibitions that tell the human stories behind over a century of war. From dramatic gallery spaces and military vehicles to personal accounts and immersive audiovisual displays, this museum shows how conflict has shaped lives, communities, and society.
Located in Trafford, Greater Manchester, Imperial War Museum North is an award-winning museum housed in a stunning Daniel Libeskind–designed building. Whether you’re interested in military history, World War I, World War II, modern warfare, or simply looking for one of the best museums to visit in Manchester, this is a must-see destination.
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Militaria Collectors Network
Step inside Britain’s historic Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield in this rare 1960s archive film documenting the manufacturing of the 7.62mm SLR rifle L1A1.
Filmed at Enfield, Middlesex, this original factory footage offers a fascinating look at skilled British engineering, industrial processes, precision machining, and the workforce behind one of the UK’s most important defence factories. The Royal Small Arms Factory played a vital role in supplying British forces and allies throughout the mid-20th century.
This documentary is essential viewing for anyone interested in British military history, Cold War industry, Enfield heritage, vintage factory films, and classic government documentaries.
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Militaria Collectors Network
This official British Army fitness and instructional film from the 1960's highlights the critical importance of physical fitness in every aspect of Army life during the Cold War era.
The documentary follows British soldiers through progressive physical training programmes, including gym-based strength training, assault courses, endurance exercises and demanding field training designed to prepare soldiers for the physical requirements of their specific trades, roles and operational duties.
Produced as both a recruitment and instructional film, this archive footage demonstrates how the British Army developed strength, stamina, discipline and teamwork to meet the challenges of Cold War service.
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Militaria Collectors Network
The story of the development, introduction and deployment of the De Havilland DH98 Mosquito in this official De Havilland documentary.
The legendary De Havilland Mosquito — the British twin-engined multi-role combat aircraft of World War II, nicknamed the “Wooden Wonder” due to its primarily wooden construction and astonishing performance. Featuring rare WWII aviation footage and military history content, this video highlights the Mosquito’s roles as a fast bomber, night fighter, photo-reconnaissance aircraft, fighter-bomber, and intruder operated by the Royal Air Force and Allied air forces across the European, Mediterranean, and Pacific theatres.
Learn about the Mosquito’s design, versatility, speed, armament, Merlins engines, combat missions, and impact on aerial warfare, making it one of the most admired aircraft of the Second World War.
Whether you’re a military aviation enthusiast, World War Two history buff, aircraft collector, or RAF heritage fan, this De Havilland DH.98 Mosquito documentary footage offers engaging insight into one of WWII’s most iconic warplanes.
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Lenny_Warren
(2 months ago)
Fantastic, those sticks look so good.
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W_ferr
(2 months ago)
Your painting and aging is incredible. Top tier work! And you just gave me an itch to start printing some Tank shells.
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Warren_Media
(2 months ago)
Amazing, love them...
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alistairdawson2170
(1 month ago)
Ideal for reenactment
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PaulCox-l8y
(1 month ago)
Fantastic for film, theatre and museums and private displays. Great work, your painting is amazingly well done.
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Militaria_Collectors_Network
(2 months ago)
I really love my 3D printer, one of the best things I ever bought...
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potrzebieneuman4702
(1 month ago)
I'm 3D printing the biggest Airfix kit of my life, it's a 2100mm high full size Robby the Robot from the movie Forbidden Planet. A full size Robby is something I've wanted since I saw the movie as a child and 3D printing has made it happen.
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DeadlyAssets
(2 months ago (edited))
I have 3D printed from different sources:-
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fbnc11
(2 months ago)
That's quite the setup you have. Impressive
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PhoenixCreationsKaTyJs
(1 month ago)
Have a 3D printed slr and I painted it the same as the one I used in the Scot’s guards and it’s on my wall with my photos and beret and forage cap
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outdoorvideoswithbrad
(1 month ago)
I got a friend that I gave my egg grenade too and he made measurements and copied them fairly well, i mostly like to try and be hands on, I used spray can caps, taped them together and painted them, to make a stick bundle grenade, but used a replica for the center main grenade, looks good on camera lol
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steelhelmetstan7305
(2 months ago)
Good idea, I reckon also magazines for pouches, just for fillers. I've been ok with aging replica weapons but I reckon the challenge for me if I were to get a 3d printer would be the painting, still it's a good idea and a cheaper way of creating a display
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ScavengerToys
(1 month ago)
This is awesome!
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hectorcorona9536
(1 day ago (edited))
I just thought that it would be really cool to print ordinance to use for reenactment purposes. Maybe using real wood and ball bearings to try to give it the correct weight/weight distribution.
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