Landships II

Dears frieds: The history of the food had in the Fray Bentos city (in Uruguay,Sout America) a great antecedent. In this little port of the Uruguay River, born the Liebig Extrat of Meat Company, in 1863 and became to a formidable experience. The citi was named "the kitchen of the world". The...

At long last I can present to you my plans of a MK1 Tank. I have split the plans into ten panels and will be adding to them as time allows me to finish the female sponsons and tail wheel mechanism. The plans are as accurate as I can achieve at this moment in time, but I see them as a living thing and will be making...

Here are a few pics of one of my current unfinished projects. This is the new-pop Revell kit of the old Matchbox Renault FT tank. I decided to spiff it up a bit, adding an open driver's hatch, and open turret doors with the commander sitting on it. I also added some details to the track mechanisms and a few a...

Here's another of my projects still unfinished. I started this some years ago, without any references, and in my haste I made several mistakes in the assembly sequence. Later on, I tried to add some modifications as described in the Mark I article on Landships. The model was left for a period of time an...

Hi Everybody, I am new to the forum and have taken a new interest in WWI tanks due to a model project so I have many questions on a subject I know very little about! So here we go... I am building a model of a Mk IV tank from the Tamiya kit and I would like to mark it up as the famous preserved machine Lodestar II...

I have been working on a WW1 tank cart for the carnivals based on the mark 1 design to mark the British invention of the tank. It has 3 speakers that will play engine sounds, 6 pounders gun sounds and vickers mg sounds. 300 lights and track moving light effects. Here are some photos of the progress so far. P...

I believe this to be the tank presented to the town of High Wycombe in early 1920 in recognition of their efforts with War Savings schemes. The tank was a feature placed in front of the Royal Grammar School in High Wycombe and was removed and sold for scrap by 1931. I have several mentions of the tank's arr...

Hello lads, i recently found out about the "Models" page on landships.info, and i just had to try it. I actually wanted to do the St. Chamond first, but as the title of the post suggests, i have never done any modelling in my life and the St. Chamond just looked too hard to put together so i picked the A7V Now...

Hello guys, long time since I have posted. As I continue with my WW1 Landship research project, I have been stumped on a few things regarding the reparability of the Mk.IV and other tank models. Looking at the Mk.I - Mk.IV, I have seen photos where the engine cover would be sitting outside while a crewma...

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fray bentos tank WWI food FRAY BENTOS TANK (Preview)	Tanks	12	30441	Oct 3, 2016 by Valeriy67
Dears frieds: The history of the food had in the Fray Bentos city (in Uruguay,Sout America) a great antecedent. In this little port of the Uruguay River, born the Liebig Extrat of Meat Company, in 1863 and became to a formidable experience. The citi was named "the kitchen of the world". The...
plans mk1 tank sponson Landships MK1 Tank Plans ( 1 2 3 ) (Preview)	References	101	73138	May 24, 2017 by MK1 Nut
At long last I can present to you my plans of a MK1 Tank. I have split the plans into ten panels and will be adding to them as time allows me to finish the female sponsons and tail wheel mechanism. The plans are as accurate as I can achieve at this moment in time, but I see them as a living thing and will be making...
Renault FT FT17 Tank model Revell 1:76 Revell Renault FT in progress (Preview)	Modelling	10	7269	Sep 18, 2013 by d_fernetti
Here are a few pics of one of my current unfinished projects. This is the new-pop Revell kit of the old Matchbox Renault FT tank. I decided to spiff it up a bit, adding an open driver's hatch, and open turret doors with the commander sitting on it. I also added some details to the track mechanisms and a few a...
Mark I tank British Mark I Airfix 1/76 Airfix Mark I tank in progress (Preview)	Modelling	23	10827	Jul 3, 2014 by TeeELL
Here's another of my projects still unfinished. I started this some years ago, without any references, and in my haste I made several mistakes in the assembly sequence. Later on, I tried to add some modifications as described in the Mark I article on Landships. The model was left for a period of time an...
Mk IV Tank Loadstar III Colour Scheme Preservation Preserved Tank Loadstar III (Preview)	Camouflage & Markings	6	8008	Oct 30, 2014 by Castle
Hi Everybody, I am new to the forum and have taken a new interest in WWI tanks due to a model project so I have many questions on a subject I know very little about! So here we go... I am building a model of a Mk IV tank from the Tamiya kit and I would like to mark it up as the famous preserved machine Lodestar II...
tank ww1 WW1 tank centenary build. (Preview)	Tanks	0	4071	Aug 2, 2015 by paul lugg
I have been working on a WW1 tank cart for the carnivals based on the mark 1 design to mark the British invention of the tank. It has 3 speakers that will play engine sounds, 6 pounders gun sounds and vickers mg sounds. 300 lights and track moving light effects. Here are some photos of the progress so far. P...
Mark IV Presentation Tank Tank High Wycombe Wycombe Terriers L37 2334 Leprechaun II Leprechaun Mark IV Female Presentation Tank - Operational History? (Preview)	Tanks	6	4506	Dec 1, 2016 by Gwyn Evans
I believe this to be the tank presented to the town of High Wycombe in early 1920 in recognition of their efforts with War Savings schemes. The tank was a feature placed in front of the Royal Grammar School in High Wycombe and was removed and sold for scrap by 1931. I have several mentions of the tank's arr...
Model A7V German Tank Tank A7V - my first time modelling (Preview)	Modelling	4	571	May 13th by lostiznaos
Hello lads, i recently found out about the "Models" page on landships.info, and i just had to try it. I actually wanted to do the St. Chamond first, but as the title of the post suggests, i have never done any modelling in my life and the St. Chamond just looked too hard to put together so i picked the A7V Now...
Repairing Logistics Components Recovery Ditched Tank How were WW1 Landships repaired? (Preview)	Tanks	7	626	May 29th by Michael Taylor
Hello guys, long time since I have posted. As I continue with my WW1 Landship research project, I have been stumped on a few things regarding the reparability of the Mk.IV and other tank models. Looking at the Mk.I - Mk.IV, I have seen photos where the engine cover would be sitting outside while a crewma...