Dear All, I am recently trying to model WW1 railway locomotives and rolling stock on 45 mm gauge track. the problem i have is i have no measurements for any of them. Can anybody help with drawings of all or at least some of the locomotives and rolling stock of WW1. If you can help please let me know. As i have...
Here is a link to a useful site, the photo I've attached shows a CWS built FT with pressed plate track. Centurian has previously posted this photo ? Edit 05/05/12 - thanks?Rectalgia http://derela.republika.pl/en/ft17.htm -- Edited by LincolnTanker on Saturday 5th of May 2012 09:47:10 AM
A Chinese police armored?car in Tianjin(Tientsin), shown by an old Chinese magazine "Sheng Huo Xing Qi Kan"(Life Weekly). I don't know why but I think this armored car looks like a WWI European armored car and doesn't have the common shape of Chinese armored cars in 1920s and 1930s. Any id...
Hi all.?? I finished my Male model tank and needed another project, so now I am proceding with a Whippet. I am attempting to build at 1/16th scale and keep as posible to the drawings but I don't think this will happen as I am building on an old 1/16 model chassis.? Here are a couple of ohotos of the build.
On the missinglynx.com WW I section it has some pictures of armored cars at Vladivostok 1918-19. One of them No.3 is an Armstrong Whitworth in pic 4,6,8 &12. The others i can't ID two are numbered 1 and 2 so I guess they are part of the same unit. On the great war forums eastern front section they have r...
scale diorama - Siege of Fray Bentos. ?Tank by Emhar, figures by Caesar. Diorama inspired by links found on this page. ? ? -- Edited by eBob on Wednesday 30th of May 2012 12:24:41 PM
Had forgotten about this. From Twentieth Century Battlefields TV series. Just been shown on some freeview channel.Snow p?re et fils explain Amiens with a bit of CGI, a lot of tramping about in fields, and talking to the camera while driving. First of several parts here:http://www.youtube.com/wa...
? Found the attached on the old Tanks! website. A US Mark IV SPG - looks like a St Chamond SPG with the US 240mm howitzer fitted. According to the text the gun vehicle had its own motor/generator that could move it around at low speed on good ground. Apparently tested at Aberdeen in 1920/21. Anyone know an...
Rather than turn this old thread into a zombie thread, I thought I'd start something new. Does anybody have a plan for the Medium Mark C male? It might be protected by copyright, so a PM would be great. It's for research purposes. TIA
I'm pleased to announce a couple of new releases from Tommy's War, my company that produces high quality 54mm World War One figures. Moving to the Navy, these two show Naval personnel of the ill-fated Antwerp campaign: TW54009 - Petty Officer, Royal Naval Air Service TW54010 - Rating, Royal Naval Di...
Apologies if this site is already well-known to forum members. Loading time is long but there is a good selection of Renault tanks in Kabul today, including one showing the upper surfaces well, and a selection of A7V versions, including the very rare ones. http://www.4600n200e.com/4436/index.h...
Greetings, Can anyone identify to what unit no. 9695 was assigned. This photo of 9695 and a partner Mk V male was taken in France. Thank you, John A-G Jackson, Missouri USA
There is a fair bit of information around on the FAMH (St Chamond) SPGs but I'm struggling to find anything much on the Schneider SPG. It seems that Schneider was of the view that an SPG should be self-powered unlike the St Chamond design. The gun fitted took the idea of fitting the largest gun possible t...
This picture isn't new, but I've never noticed the type of grenade before. IIRC we established that the uniform is the top-of-the-range one designed for the Belgian Armoured Car Division in Russia. I'd assumed the grenades were German Stielhandgranate, but on closer inspection they are very diff...
Boom, Boom Boom. Shell3 - coming soon. A view from the EWM work bench.
3 artillery barrage markers and shell holes all painted. The explosion markers are separate so designed to be removed at a certain point to leave a shell crater behind. A new approach to representing artillery shelling in miniat...
Dear colleagues, Would anyone identify this odd vehicules from a vintage?argentinian armed forces parade? The original newsreel (!) in the site "militariarg.com", an excellent site devoted to history of armed forces of my homeland, mostly. Thank you in advance, Best regards -- Edit...
It appears that Captain Robert Falcon Scott?took motorised sledges on his ill-fated Antarctic expedition upon the advice of Murray Sueter.?I think this indicates that Sueter?had an interest in caterpillar tracks even earlier than we already believed. The fact that they broke down and all the me...
Wed23 May, 8pmGreatest Tank Battles"A look at the epic tank fights of World War I. Unreliable and new, tanks had mixed success on the battlefield, yet heralded a new era of warfare."Length 1 hourNot sure if its a repeat or not !Paul
Just observed that Wikipedia says British Holts on the W Front were operated by "the Quartermaster Corps." Since there was no such thing, I wondered who it actually was. Artillery? ASC? -- Edited by Rectalgia on Wednesday 23rd of May 2012 07:37:54 AM
I've just read "Haig's Command: a Reassessment", by Denis Winter; it certainly seems to put a different spin on the course of the war, the state of the various armies, the significance of the armistice, and the suggestion made in the book "Somme" (by Anthony Beevor, I think) th...
