Ungern-Sternberg in 2011

[carlos marighela]

They're toasted you see.

[Centaur_Seducer]

Am I the only one that reacts on the url camelphotos.com?
That sound's like the animal version of two girls, one cup...

[carlos marighela]

No, you're thinking of cameltoefotos.com 

[Faber]

I always preferred Lucky Strikes personally.

Camels are better. 

[carlos marighela]

Matter of taste, I suppose. What I can report is that Paraguayan cigarettes are amongst the worst in the world, worse even than some of the cheapest domestic brands in Brazil. In desperation I once bought a pack from a street vendor when nowhere else was open. The next day I tried to give them away to a homeless beggar and even he looked askance at my gift.

[former user]

maybe You never tasted russian cigarettes.....

[carlos marighela]

Actual Russian cigarettes no. I used to quite like Sobranies but they're English.

[koz10]

So that's what camel toes are. I'd often wondered what they looked like...

[answer_is_42]

I've only just noticed the wild digression this thread has taken. I realise it was a while ago, but I wouldn't want to deprive you all of more camels, Second World War ones this time...



In the Caucasus, which is sort of near Mongolia, right?

[carlos marighela]

Amazing photo. Romanians on camels?

[Poliorketes]

That's really surprising, I never would have expected camels in WW2 on the western side of the Caspian, and not with a russian but an axis unit.

[answer_is_42]

Quite! I wish I had more information on them. The Romanians used literally anything and everything they could get their hands on to fight the Russians, and maintained large non-motorised cavalry formations throughout the war.

I've considered adding some to my FoW army - anyone know where I can get 15mm scale camels?