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Hi everyone, I'm collecting WW2 Royal Canadian Engineer (RCE) Equipment same as RE. I joined this site to see what I could find out about the Demolitions used. I was able to get the basics from several posts and I thank you. I have now produced what I think is correct for the range of the whole WW2. I have only dealt with explosives used by engineers. Not infantry and not those designated for special operations. I have taken some logical artistic freedom due to lack of pictures and the assumption that things would have similar markings. I am not sure about the 4 oz. Plastic H.E in cellophane or the 4 oz. blasting Gelignite Polar NS. Any corrections advice would be greatly appreciated! I will start with pictures of the references I used followed by pictures of my replicas. I have more references about colour and sizes. Remember that explosives changed as the war progressed hence I have older and end war examples.
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