I started a project on a 1917 Danzig action, that was originally intended to be a 9.3x62. It was at the gunsmith's, waiting for the barrel. In the meantime, I came across a 1915 Berlin, in a Hogue stock, heavier than average 22" Shilen barrel in 35 Whelen, Timney trigger, etc. I got it for $400 with a free box of ammo, put a scope on it and took it elk hunting, but didn't get a chance to use on an elk. I haven't got it to shoot super accurately yet, but after the season I noticed that the front action screw wasn't very tight. Have it apart right now to tweak the stock fit.
I had the gunsmith install a Lothar Walther 6.5 Swede barrel on the first action. I got it back a while ago, and have been working on hand polishing it getting ready to do the rust bluing on it. I bought a factory FN safety shroud for it, but haven't put it on yet. I have a semi inletted stock blank for this, but I may put it in another stock in the meantime so I can shoot it sooner. I've been coming to realize that that stock fitting and finishing is going to take some time to do carefully.
I also have a bare Czech receiver. It has some pitting on it, but I'm thinking of trying to do this one myself with used parts as cheap as possible and make it a 30-06.
And then one military Turk with pretty wood.