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As on the GWF I can't find the old topic for this - Regarding the Beamish gun - I believe there's been some question as to the identification of the gun as it could be one of two manufacturers. I naughtily hopped over the fence this weekend - can't see muc...
Severela my (and my wife) articles on the Serbian army.http://www.academia.edu/4348269/_-_Olivera_Dumic_GUN_MAKING_IN_SERBIA_Vesnik_vojnog_muzeja_39_Beograd_2012_201_-_214
Hello, It has been some time since I worked on the Uberlandwagen.? Work and family have bitten into my modeling time. As you can see I have made the?following recent?improvements to the MGM kit.?4 "c" shaped hooks made from flattened solder and then filed/sanded to shape.? Not exactly pe...
These were just announced in Nurnberg and will be produced in April.? HOe/HOn30 scale running on N-gauge track (9 mm).? A Pechot-Bourdon "may" be produced in the future.?http://schmalspurbedarf.de/Minitrains_neu_%202014.pdf
I am trying to collect information for the next lot of figures.One set I would like to get done is the above.From what I have gathered so far by 1918 the Lewis team consisted of 8 men (!!!!) I have good pic's of the Gunner but very little on what gear the rest would be wearing carrying. Thanks in advance
From time to time we stop to examine one of the unquestioned "facts" about our favourite invention. One which is automatically included in accounts of the Tank's development is that the predecessor of Little Willie was called "No. 1 Lincoln Machine." But was it? By whom was it...
There is a gun outside the courthouse at Modesto, Calif - this was identified as an FK 96 n.A but is a 75mm Krupp export gun possibly an M1910. There are similar guns in Australia captured from the Ottoman forces in Palestine - I thought it may have been one of these which had got to the US. I obtained some sh...
I recently got the Osprey book "U-Boats: 1914-1945" and noted that it depicted German naval uniforms as nearly identical throughout the era. ?I always wanted to depict the rebelling sailors of 1918, but deemed it just a pipe dream until I saw the book-and I have Dragon 1/35 figures of Diep...
While looking at the models2u site I notice on the WW1?future releases British Infantry z6904 ??2-99 and z6900 British Vickers machine gun crew. Anybody know anything about these - are they starting a mini series on WW1? ?
Bonjour? I have a new interest in the use of artillery during the GW but I don't know well this subject. Through my reads I understood that: 1914 : shells are mostly of schrapnel type 1915 : extensive use of HE shells from end 1917 : to avoid cratering of the landscape (and to permit the use of tanks) new typ...
Dear all, ? I am not realy sure if this is the right section. I just received this picture. In fact this is no tank, but tracks and ... obviously German. But what is it? Anyone a clue? ? Regards Chris
I was scanning Google today when I cam across a program by?TurboSquid that renders objects in 3-dimensional format.? They have a program "Trucks of the World War 1 Time Period" which rendered some awesome 3D displays including a Model-T Ford Ambulance, FWD, Dennis,? LGOC omnibus, et ce...
I have this post card - Italian caption - of French guns mounted on trucks.? I'm guessing they are around 155mm, but can't get a precise identification from Kosar's book.? Any assistance appreciated...
"Nicknamed 'the Belgian rattlesnake' by German forces who came up against the weapon in 1914," Does anyone have any details on how many, what units, etc. about the Lewis gun in Belgian service in 1914? Chris
Please see attached image. ?This gun is an enigma. I suspect it may be the only survivor. Nothing like it on passioncompassion. Bore is 10cm approx (could be 10.5). Barrel is 3.65m (=35 calibre?). No recoil system. WW1 land carriage. No visible inscriptions on breech or barrel (might be rusted over?...
I've never seen before this photo of a Mk. ? tank. Of interest is the view of the rear light, which I've read as mentioned but I've never actually seen on a picture.
Hello, I am the co-author of the Osprey book titled "42cm 'Big Bertha' and German Siege Artillery of World War I."? I am pleased to announce that the book has just been released for sale.? It is based on primary German sources and is, at the moment, the most detailed English-language book ab...
During February 2013, on a visit to the Marine Corp Recruit Depot [MCRD] Museum in San Diego, I noticed an outside display?improperly marked gun. I brought this to the attention of the Museum Director and about a month ago I received [edited response] the following email. Also, Glen Williford worke...
Hi Folks,?me and a couple of friends want to build a Mark IV RC model in 1/16 scale. Therefore we are currently designing a CAD model and are testing the first parts from our new 3D printer.some 3D CAD shots:??the first quick-and-dirty printouts:?Right now we need some detailed information about the...
