Hi, Another couple of pics.?The first one looks like a Ford to me and far as I can see, the other ones are all Peugeots? ? ? -- Edited by Poilu on Thursday 2nd of February 2012 11:50:07 AM
The attached images?are photos I've taken of the gun outside The Legion branch in Trenton, ON, Canada. Many of the Legion branches have such guns outside, so although I'd like to think they are trophy guns somehow connected with that branch, I have my doubts. Nobody in the branch knew anything about t...
hello, ? here are some pics of the Lewis guns I made. The Emhar guns are horrible so I have search for good replacements. I found the resicast WW2 Lewis guns and used these for the MarkIV tanks. ? ? Max
Think this is new. Google Blosdorf 2011 Plenty will come up. Photostream with lots of replica armoured cars, A-H & Russ uniforms. Clips also to be found on Youtube.
Hi All,
I'm looking for info (drawings, photographs - with the modeler in mind for a scratch in 1/72 scale) about large flamethrowers (Allied and German) used in WW1.
I've some infos about the British "Livens Large Gallery" flamethrower in an old (1996) magazine about military history, but I do...
Hello! ? I am building a Tauro A7V and want to represent the camo used on Alter Fritz. I got the book abouth german tanks during ww1 from Osprey but i am not impressed by the colours used on their pictures. ? I like to adopt? the "Splitter" Camo used on this A7V for my modell and want to know if some...
I have seen it suggested that the "U" in "A7V-U" stood for "umlaufende Fahrwerk" rather than "umlaufende Ketten." Come to that, was it the A7V-U, A7V/U, or A7VU (or u)? Haven't been able to find any original German documents that clarify this. A native G...
I've just read that grenades were not used on the battlefield from the time of Louis XIV of France until they made a comeback in the early 20th century. Similarly, I suppose it's fair to say that?personal armour was abandoned from the 17th century until The Great War. Does anyone happen to know when any...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01bpkjn Series dealing with logistics of warfare. First episode. The Great War features a lot, obviously, because of tinned food, mass production, medical advances, etc. Can be seen on BBC iPlayer where available. Couple of shots of Tanks en...
? 15cm Krupp schwere Positionhaubitze Model 1905. Not a gun used in great numbers but there is a survivor in Australia. There aren't any articles on Krupp 15cm howitzer exports on Landships. I'll do the 15cm sFH 93 next - found an AWM image of captured sFH 93s. Regards, Charlie -- Edited by CharlieC on T...
Watching the videos on Landships of FTs in action, plus radio controlled 1/35 ones on YouTube, my interest in FTs has been somewhat boosted; as such I was looking on Wikipedia's entry last night and it says there that the cast turret with the shallower front was used on early models, before the omnibus...
Hello all, A burning curiosity of mine outside the realm of combat oriented figures, A crown piece to my 1/72nd scale corps project, does anyone know anywhere that would sell or be able to produce a 1/72nd scale Imperial German Army Marching Band. Either as mounted cavalry (with kettle drums) or as a r...
This is a picture from Military Modeling Vol. 10 No. 6 June 1980. The article it is from is titled "Armoured Engagements - Tanks At Gaza 1917" by Bryan Perrett. The article describes the use of tanks at Gaza but what is really interesting is this photo of what I believe is Ole-Luk-Oye and it ap...
Spencer Tucker, to be exact. He is the author of Tanks: An Illustrated History of Their Impact It states, amongst other things, that the A7V made its debut in March, 1917 (which is probably a typo) and that some saw ser...
A friend has a garden railway, so I'm building a Simplex to run on it. It's a little heavily built as I'm using whatever I have in the shed.? The shafts will run in bearings. This it to keep me busy until I can get down to Bovington to confirm some Little Willie details! The tipper wagon is a freelance design...
? May as well start with some controversy - the 15cm howitzer that no one seems to be able to identify. For those who don't want to dig through the menus - Turkish 15cm Regards, Charlie Edited the link - PDA -- Edited by CharlieC on Thursday 2nd of February 2012 02:42:09 PM-- Edited by CharlieC on Thursday...
Oh Happy Day! Paul Thompson at Early War Minatures - mainly a WW2 manufacturer - has just released a 20mm scale St Chamond, with a MkV* on the way later this month.?Both look really good. They are made and priced for wargamers, the St Chamond is ?13, which means I can afford enough of them to put more than o...
Anyone seen this on youtube, unfortualtly there is no sound but i only think its music. Shame it was not a running comentry on how the RC bit was done, just as good as my?MK IV which i am meaning to put on the forum which is all done now. This guy also does other tanks. Anyone know him. ?http://www.youtube.c...
The attached image is for discussion purposes only and was sent to me recently by a mate (Thanks Shane) he found the image whilst doing a google search for images of Char D1 -(and yes, there is one in the image) It's not the clearest of images, but it certainly rates as one of the more intriguing I've seen l...
