Looking for WWII military vehicles...

[janikphoto]

Do you or any of your friends have private access to some WWII military vehicles? I am looking to shoot the vehicles and their details to be used for scale model enthusiasts' reference - basically for documentation purposes. One of my neighbors has a WWII Jeep completely restored, but I am looking for something more exotic than that. The Jeeps have been detailed a million times already...

[Imagebuffet]

Cavanaugh Flight Museum has lots of old military aircraft in beautifully-restored condition.

You might check with the Veteran's of Foreign Wars. I know of one that has an old military tank parked out front. They might know of other gear.

[venchka]

The D-Day Museum in New Orleans has vehicles as I recall.

[markfh]

Check these out. You should be able to get some information from them to follow up.

ROBERTS ARMORY

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3rdID 3rd infantry reenacting rps chg

WWII Reenacting - 2nd Rangers Infantry Battalion - D - St. Louis, Missouri - WWII Reenactors.

Able Company, 1st Battalion, 502d Parachute Infantry Regiment (Reenacted) - Command Post

The Texas Military Historical Society Held WWII Reenactment Scenario

Iwo Jima WWII Doss Texas Fredericksburg Nimitz Museum reenactment Photo Gallery by vernix at pbase.com

[Rson]

there is a tank in a parking lot here....off katy road

[Rson]

Google Maps

[picman]

Call around to local VFW halls. A lot of them have hardware out front.

[venchka]

Hawkins, TX has a Cobra helicopter in a pedestal in a pond. Not much help, huh?

Scroll down to photos of the Cobra here.......

http://www.warbirdinformationexchang...hp?f=3&t=27302

I spotted this at the annual Labor Day car show in Winnsboro:

[Phisch]

Seems like a lot of bases have museums that the public can visit. What bases are near you? Check their web sites and see if they have anything that you can view.

[MikeyG1965]

Take a trip down to Fort Hood....they have a couple of museums down there with vehicles. Pretty cool.

[bburton]

Bryan, Texas

Museum of the American G.I.

[janikphoto]

Originally Posted by bburton

Bryan, Texas

Museum of the American G.I.

This place looks like it has a lot of vehicles that I could get up close to and get plenty of detail shots, hopefully inside and out. Thanks.

I'll check out everybody else's links, too.