I have been writing magazine articles on WW1 army trucks for the last six years and i now have an opportunity to do a book. The current plan is for it to be hardback, A4 size, 200 pages long, have about 20 pages of text,and 360 photographs of WW1 trucks in British army service. My question to you (hopefully...
Now out. Hard plastic parts to make two complete guns. Choice of folded low/transport position and erected tripod with seat. Costs about ?8 in the UK. (They also do another variant more typical of the Great Patriotic War, so watch what you buy.) Also of interest is the boxtop logo - "WW1" an...
This gun had various mounts and calibres, but the de Stefano mount for the 305 mm howitzer was the most impressive.? It was made by the Armstrong works in Italy. Has anybody got scale drawings of this beast? Tony ?
Francois Vauvillier's fantastic post linking to the film of the Char FCM 1A has opened a treasure chest of footage! The nexus is the European Film Gateway's First World War Collections. You will lose yourself as you browse dozens of film archives from across Europe! I've only started but here, for ex...
? Hi! At the same time I worked on the 105mod 13, I completed the new FT from Meng. Even not such easy to built due to complicated adjustments, the kit is just some kind of jewel you can built strait out of the box without any after market. I builded six or seven RPM models, and even not so bad, they are just dif...
Hi All, Just noticed Armortek have shown some photos of their MKIV build. Early days but looks good... you can't have to many First World War Tanks. :) Armourtek MKIV FaceBook ? -- Edited by MK1 Nut on Tuesday 7th of January 2014 09:51:30 PM
I assume that this model that appeared on a Facebook profile today is about 1/72 or 1/76. I don't know the author, but it looks great. How I would wish to see some in-progress shots! ?
? Recently been reading Guy Fran?ois' article in GBM #98 about the FCM 1A tank. The argument in the article was that the development of the FCM 1A was originally promoted by Gen. Mourret who had visited England and had been impressed by the capabilities of marine workshops in England and thought that i...
Ladies and Gentlemen, my new project, building a Mark IV starts. My english is mmmmhh so?I want to talk to you through pictures. If you see any failures dont be afraid to post. I will build three of them in three different ways. The first wil be made of poly and metal with rc function. The second will be mad...
Before anything else, I'd like to make it clear that this is not my work, but that of American modeler and writer Bernard Kempinski.? You can see the whole thread at http://tinyurl.com/q54wg3u
New Additions to the Early War Miniatures WW1 OTT ranges in 20mm. ?[img]https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/1513325_654140897966215_19778...
This photo was published in a book Track prints by Richard Pullen. Pictured tank Mk.I ?C.13. Lt. Sir John Dashwoods. Please show me the picture and the inscription of the tank in the best quality. I'm sorry, my English is very bad. A watercolour painting by Jean Berne-Bellecour (1874-1939) courtesy...
Hi all. I?d like to model a Mark II Female at Arras in 1917 but I need more info about camo, names, ID numbers and markings. Any info will be welcome. Thanks in advance and greetings.
This photo was on Ebay recently but unfortunately I was too late to bid on it. Has anyone come across this photo before in an archive, library etc.? And can suggest an ID for the tractor? Many thanks David
Hello, I am currently working on the 1/72nd MGM Uberlandwagen kit.? I assume these are old molds because there was loads of flash on the track units.? In addition, the track plate ends were completely smashed into several dozen pieces.? I reached out to the vendor who had MGM send me replacement track...
The Japanese theme suggested that?the mkIV?might have been 'liberated' and ended up at APG. Does anyone know what has happened to the Female mkIV since the transfer of so many?other tanks??Has it been moved, finally being restored from its appaulling state or is it still rotting quietly away? What...
The following photographs are by David McGinness and are of a privately owned? Tasmanian located 75mm gun, captured by the 3rd Australian Light Horse in Palestine in 1918. Serial number in photo. [IMG]https:...
