This is awesome! Thanks for sharing your work. I'm doing something less sophisticated and would love to collab/share. Check out the proof-of-concept 3D Models you can manipulate towards the bottom of the Ration Museum homepage for an idea of what I'm hoping to do with the collection.

I love everything about this one - thanks for sharing!

• Short-run entree
• Heavy salt crackers
• Great looking caramels package
• Beechies
• Fun looking salt packet
• Rare still edible FD Strawberries

Yeah I've learned to not get scared off by the pale/gritty looking cheese. Some of the aged spreads have been fantastic. Pungent is good!

LRP Variants
LLRP/LRP II - Longlife Ration Packet (Trialed 91/92)
LRP-I - Long Range Patrol, Improved (94-01)

Howdy all! So here goes. I showed back up a year and change ago, rightfully got called out on disappearing, and then clammed back up. I wanted to try again after a year of hard work taking steps to make the Ration Museum a reality. To that end, I've been doing a weekly stream on Sundays, sharing whe...

Hey, just now getting back onto the forums a little more. Since this post wondering about the scheduled video - I've live streamed weekly updates on the project 4 times! It's been really fantastic getting back in touch with the community bit by bit, and getting to go through the collection again wit...

That was a fantastic first season, great job man! Way to help bring food preservation history to the masses

WOW. That's definitely going to be on my list for this year when it comes out.

From the other thread where these first showed up and you let us know you bought a case: These are SOPAKCO Emergency Meals. One of the same companies that makes MREs packs their own civilian versions as well. These days they're in a clear pouch with Meal Ready to Eat written on them, but in the 90s ...

These are SOPAKCO Emergency Meals. One of the same companies that makes MREs packs their own civilian versions as well. These days they're in a clear pouch with Meal Ready to Eat written on them, but in the 90s they were in variations of the dark brown bag. These were probably packed in late 93 or e...