Hi all After nearly a week off from work, I have had an opportunity to work on some of my shelf queens. ?I was working on a Mk I Male a while back, but have decided better of this, and gone along the lines of a MK II Male instead. ?Also, I have done more work to the MK I "Kia Ora" which I had started a whi...
Hi! Tell me please where can I find image of Austro-Hungarian experemental AA guns: 8cm Skoda M18 mobile aa gun; 8,35cm Skoda M17 L/29 mobile aa gun; 8,35cm Skoda M17 L/45 fixed aa gun; 8,35cm Skoda M17 L/60 fixed aa gun; 8cm Skoda M15, M17, M18 aa guns on M15 Praga vechile. Thanks in advance!
I welcome all Lord. I create section for gathering of documents on the tank I spread the document? "Tank Mechanical Maintenance mark V" I suggest all wishing to fill up the given section with documents. -- Edited by des-tank on Sunday 21st of April 2013 01:14:49 PM
"Armored chassis Ford-T of armored detachment of British Admiralty, acting in the Russian Imperial Army in 1916-1917. Only teetotalers were recruited in the squad -...
Just noticed that the three new models are in preparation and have been assigned code numbers?in their 'Arms' series British 9.2" Seige Howitzer 21cm MRS 10 German howitzer Austin Putilov AC Excellent news that more orginal models are being produced. Currently working on their late British...
Hi all I hope I have put this in the right place, if not, please feel free to move or delete this post. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the knobbly sticky upy things (please excuse my excelent english with this) are on the back of Kia Ora, and also seen on the back of other tanks sent to Palestine (...
I do wonder if the US followed the British practice of a Kahki Brown shade. But I also wonder if at a later date they would have followed inter war US practice of a semi gloss Olive Drab colour? Would this have applied to M1917's and the Ford 3 tonners as well? ? Very hard to find any decent reference out ther...
There is an interesting discussion at the Axis History Forum (The end of the Ottoman Empire) about some armoured lorries converted by German engineers to patrol on the Hejaz Railway. [IMG]https://i24...
Just noticed in the pics of the Saumur Renault (on the AMMS site that TCT was kind enough to point out) that it isn't in 1914-18 condition. There are circular ammunition drums in the crew compartment - at least 24. As we know, the Hotchkiss M1914 used metal strips. It emerges that the drums are for the Rei...
GentlemanI ran across this photo of an MkIV Female that intrigues me, and if this photo has been discussed before please forgive me. It is very interesting and the caption reads the following.English Tank, destroyed on the 23rd of August 1917 by the assault company of 34th Infantry-Division. Heren...
Greetings and Salutations, It's been quite some time between posts.... Here's my latest project, the period images and drawings were all sourced from the internet after a quick google search. They are included here for discussion purposes only and to illustrate my build. It's a WW1 Poplavko - Jeff...
? Another 10cm lFH 16 in Australia - this restored one is at the Watsonia RSL, Melbourne. Originally allocated to Bendigo, Vic in 1921. The breech ring has a manufacturers symbol below the date I haven't seen before - anyone identify it? Also does anyone know the meaning of the numbers and letters on th...
Hi all.? ? Here is one of my favourite models: Airfix Mk I, which I converted to Mk II and added a small diorama, using two Airfix british infantrymen and old Matchbox diorama base. ? ?
I am hoping that some of the knowledgable members of the forum may be able to help me with some technical detail. It may appear that this post should be in the modelling forum, but I think the people who have the answers I need are here. I am building a 1/6 scale model of a Mark IV based on the partial original...
As part of the researh on the U.S. SPGs, I noticed the following in the book suggested by "Ironsides" - "The Armies of Industry" written by Benedict Crowell who was Assistant Secretary of War and Director of Munitions 1917-1920. "The French Renault not being adapted to A...
GB Modelli a resin producer from Italy (ex-Il Principe Nero Kits from mastermodeller Gabriele Zenoni) http://henk.fox3000.com/gbmodelli.htm http://gbmodelli.blogspot.com/ -- Grazie per aver scelto i nostri modelli / Thank you for choosing our models Giorgio, for GB Modelli
I am about to start buiding the 1/72 Reviresco Lanchester armored car kit. I am going to make it the Russian version. I am thinking of painting it green because this was the standard Russian color. Any advise on building or painting it would be welcome. Thanks in advance.
EWMs newest additions to the growing 20mm Trench modular Systems.The pieces in the shots below have just gone into production and are now available with some introductory ?promotional pricing via the EWM website The selection of pieces already available as of this posting is impressive and worth...
More new additions to our ever expanding? WW1 ranges of German Storm troopers in 20mm.MG08 machine gun on stand being carried into action by 3 crewman with 1 other crew carrying up ammunition box's , some with rifles slung.[img]http://earlywarminiatures.com/bmz_cache/3/3e3ac146d031315d48...
Stumbled across this: Sous l'armure - Les chars d'assaut fran?ais pendant la guerre by Pierre Lestringuez, former lieutenant. Haven't had chance to read it all, but it seems to cover the development of the Tanks as well as an account of operations. Will try to find time to read it properly. ? ? ?
The latest Military Modelling magazine has a feature list expected new releases for 2013. Among them Emhar has an A7V listed in 1/35 scale ? I did not see this mentioned in any of the Toy Fair revues. Anyone else seen mention of it anywhere ? Paul
In his article on the elusive Herr Goeble*, Tim R has included a couple of pics of the tractor unit shown below. Acc to this very informative site it's not connected with Mr. G, but a Wotan-Werke Type A tractor, designed post-1918. I can't find any more about it at present. I've always thought it odd that...
Hello, does anyone have the article by Friedrich Goeble or can provide these online? Unfortunately, I get the following message at this link: The requested document was not found on this server.
