Anyone know some specifics (and where images might be) concerning the ammo carried in Mark IV (males)? eg 6pdr armor-piercing, HE, and canister/case. ? This info seems to be fairly elusive, even in some?of the better books on the subject. ? Thanks for any help, Dave??
Believe this was covered recently but I can't find the topic - does anyone know why some Emhar kits, especially the A7V, are Becoming hard to find? I've only been looking for the A7V but in general they don't seem as widely available as a few years ago
Acc? to PSR, Strelets announce release of A003 - World War I 8 Inch Mk II Howitzer. Their Honved Cavalry have been "coming soon" for something like 7 years, and still no sign of them nor explanation.I emailed Caesar Miniatures a few weeks ago, asking what happened to their French Infantry....
Out of the blue, Strelets have entered the arms race, promising: # A001 - World War I Mk II Howitzer with British Crew # A002 - World War I Mk VII Howitzer with American Crew # A003 - World War I Mk VII Cannon with British Crew Crew and master here Not sure they've got the nomenclature right. This looks to me m...
I?started a Mk VIII "International" or "Libery".? two sets of views of the 3D model are?attached.? The lower views on sheet 2 are "wireline" views, like an x-ray, to show some otherwise hidden parts.? I need some feedback, particularly on the layout of the sponson...
A sign of the times - The West Australian books editor? William Yeoman reviews a vegan/vegetarian/raw/dairy-free and gluten-free cookery book (if that's not too restrictive a term) while Helen Crompton reviews Australian War Memorial Treasures from a Century of Collecting.? Well, Crompton wa...
Anyone going to Tankfest at Bovington next weekend? I'm there as 1917 Tank Corps crew with the 'War Horse' Mk IV Male Tank, there's also a French Berliet lorry and a 1916 Matchless motorcycle and sidecar with Vickers MG going, and a large number of British Infantry in my living history group (the Match...
Bit of an unusual request this - does anyone have photos of captured German guns on public display in WW1? For example, a German 10.5cm howitzer captured and put on display in the UK to raise war funds, perhaps as part of a larger exhibition? Just bought the Ace 10.5cm LeFH16 Howitzer and thought i'd giv...
Here is a question about German artillery camouflage patterns.? Attached is a photograph of the builder's model of the 42cm Big Bertha at Les Invalides, Paris.? Are the pattern and colors fantasy?? Or do they reflect a real camouflage pattern used by the foot artillery during the war? Regards, Marc...
I read a air report that several times the German airmen were able to hit the shneider tanks in the gas tanks and light the mon fire, and mnay acounts say of tanks being hit with bambs bullets, but did any heavy tanks, MkV, MKIV get nocked out by airplanes and how effective were airplanes against them,
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Hello all! I've been following you for some months and decided to join you at last. Sorry for the delay... I began modelling long ago, firstly I did plastic 1/72 Esci, Fujimi and the like, then turned to scratching my own plastic rareties (mostly Soviet and French interwars) until I had to quit modelli...
Seems to be quite a difficult one to find, but does anyone know of a figure, ideally around 1/35 but happy for any scale really, of a British WW1 soldier just standing around wearing a greatcoat, or with a kit bag, like the sort of chap you'd see waiting at a railway station to go home on leave or back to the f...
I am wondering what colors were probably used to camouflage the Lanz tractor in this photo.?? I read the webpages on German artillery camouflage here but remain confused.? Any help is appreciated! Regards, Marc
This topic comes up on and off so I risk opening a dedicated thread: How can I tell a 77mm Fk n. A. from the 75mm "export" versions like the Ottoman M03, the Italian M06 or the Belgian M05? A beginner's guide focussing on the main features (in other words, those visible on a small 1/76 scale kit)...
Hello All, I havn't been on here for a while.?But still check in often. I have just returned from a trip to Flers, where I whent on a bit of a tank hunt. We trudged across a muddy field to where we worked out that D6 was hit. And right there were 2 large pieces of metal. One looked like the rim of a tail wheel. And...
This is a question that has been posed in another forum, and I must confess that I rather wonder the same thing. On the subject of the drivers' cabs, "since each man is in an isolated box with the tracks running under his feet, I wonder how they made the mechanical linkages back to the engine work?&q...
Could anyone help me identify this piece? Apparently it is a experimental or prototype grenade launcher from ww1 made by the British for tank or armoured car use.... Any info welcome. Best regards,Allen.
Hello Gentlemen, Only four nations used tanks in WW1: British, French, Germans, and Americans and they were used only on the Western Front (the only exception being British tanks in Palestine). But soldiers of which nations had to fight against tanks? Of course Germans, British, French and?Turks...
Not WW1, but it may be of interest... ? A new manufacturer, producing Spanish Civil Wars models: http://minairons-news.blogspot.co.uk/ ? If they do well, perhaps other manufacturers may be encouraged to have a go at pre-WW2 AFVs. ?
Citizens; I am less certain nowadays of something about which I was once totally certain. I have long believed that the anchor-shaped device sometimes attached to the tracks of rhomboids from Mk II onwards was a grouser. The simpler iron-shod wooden block more often carried by Medium Mk A but occasi...
