Hi! Help me please id. these mortars. I think it's early English designs, interested in their name, specifications and this self-made model or plant production? [URL=http://www.ra...
I recently acquired a 1:32 lead Model-T circa 1913.? My first choice is as a British?Staff Car as I have some TAW staff figures, but am unsure how to?finish it.? Would appreciate your comments on the following questions:- Presently it's left-hand drive, but converting it to right-hand drive should...
Bonjour, Here is some informations about Schneider M2, presented in Boston Common Park at the end of 1918. (Topic : "TANK america in Boston")http://pages14-18.mesdiscussions.net/pages1418/Pa...
EWM Reinforced shell holes out now.5 reinforced shell holes in 20mm scale. 2 Machine gun positions, 2 single man holes and a twin shell hole position with rear Sap. Set comes with useful accessories including armoured shields for trenches, watt ling, wriggly tin sections. ?Shell holes are made fro...
Acc to Martin Gilbert's First World War, the Allies evacuated 1,718 "vehicles" and 186 heavy guns from Gallipoli, and left 1,590 "vehicles" behind. I'm surprised by these large numbers. I've always thought of it as being an extremely crowded place with not much call (or room...
Hi all! Since this is my first post here, a few words on myself first: My name is Peter Rathgeb, I am 55 years old, and I live in Switzerland. My main interest is the Polish army 1918-22, as well as all fractions involved in the Russian Civil War during the same timeframe (Reds, Whites, Don Army, Czech Legi...
Photo of two ambulances and a lorry at Gallipoli - any possibility of an ID on either? ? http://watermarked.heritage-images.com/2547903.jpg ? Cheers, Rob
Hello all, I'm recently using your great forum it's a real mine of information ! We are a french association, and since four years we are working on the birth of?US Tank Corps in France. We are based closed to Langres, who Patton established the first tank school in 1917. We have found on the battlefield...
I note that the MMP website has a listing of British vehicle names from WW1 up to post 2000 at http://mmpbooks.biz/mmp/books.php?book_id=171? .?. . Enjoy! ? Bosun Al
Probably the best 18 pounder displayed anywhere - has all the bits and pieces and both the upper and lower part of the shield (believe the upper part was a late war addition), and also the armoured cover for the oil reservoir on the recuperator, a fine Great War example ? [IMG]https://i282.photobucke...
1902 built example of the tiny 10 Pounder mountain gun, used by 4th (Highland) Mountain Brigade, Royal Garrison Artillery at Gallipoli as well as Indian Mountain Artillery units, including some at Gallipoli, before changing for the 2.75 inch mountain gun and later 3.7 inch mountain gun ? [IMG]htt...
1939 built example, but I believe identical to WW1 (1917 onwards) production. Also two 1930's pack mule training aids ? ? [IMG]https://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk2...
1918 built 6 inch 26 cwt howitzer. It's a modernised example with pneumatic tyres and new wheels, but apart from this I believe it's in WW1 condition ? ? [IMG]htt...
Walkaround of the lovely little 2.75 inch mountain gun - used by British and Empire forces, especially in Palestine and Salonika. I can send original sized photos to anyone interested - a model of one in 1/76 or 1/72 would be superb! My great-grandad was a mountain gunner with 4th (Highland) Mountain...
1918 built example of the British anti-aircraft gun, used on static pedestal emplacements or on the back of Peerless lorries, or sometimes on towed trailers (such as a two wheeled trailer and towed by a Royal Navy Fiat in the defence of London in WW1)? ? [IMG]https://i282.photobucket.com/albums/...
Just reading the item in Landships II, about the Renault TSF. There are four known survivors, none complete. In addition to Saumur's example, there's one at Fort du Zeiterholz, Entrange[img]http://lh4.google.nl/Rene.Kappert/R4PVXELctyI/AAAAAAAAAeM/vWadJPHsId4/s400/FT-17%20TSF%20...
"A-Zug", "B-Zug" and "C-Zug" this is a heavy car train of Ferdinand Porsche. What is the difference? Because the truck was for "B-Zug" and "C-Zug" the same Artillerie-Generatorwagen M16.
One for James (and every one else) I have just had an order from Knut from Norway,included was a couple for the above. This puzzled me so I asked what the interest was.Knut informed me that the British supplied the A/A's to Norway in the Great War as there was a threat of Zepplin raids by the Germans. I alwa...
Kept thinking about converting the ex-Keilkraft kit into a WW1 era Thornycrot lorry. It seems you'd have to go from this (theoretically, the kit is much simplified): to this: Wonder if anyone knows both ends well and can list the mods/adds needed? D. -- Edited by d_fernetti on Friday 4th of January 20...
I had the above cast up with the Cavalry set. Before I release them I would like to an an etch for the harness and other bits to make it more realistic. Has any one any "simple" plans pics or whatever showing what I need to have etched up. I know I have asked before but these horse strappings etc I c...
hi there Does anyone know what this is ? It looks like a propellor driven sled then mounted on some wheels ? I think it may be German although the door crest is maybe Austrian ? Anymore picture of it ? regards Paul -- Edited by stormbird on Wednesday 2nd of January 2013 07:33:50 PM
January 2013 EWM product updates ?OTT Over the Top WW1 miniatures range additions in 2013 will see EWM continuing to release more WW1 German storm troopers and equipments.? Models are made, just need to be moulded and cast. These are in addition to the first 26 figures in the range released 2 weeks ago...
