Landships II

...for the Emhar 1/35 Male Mark IV tank.? Can anyone help?? Thanks.

Hi Does anybody know of a supplier of nice 'aftermarket' tracks for the Airfix Mark I?? Or have a set in their bits box they're interested in selling? tia andi

Hello all, and Blessed New Year! I thought I'd fire up the new year of modeling, by showing lasts years finish, A dio I did for my nephew who is now in the U.S Marines. It is a little outside my normal modeling realm, but I think I did a pretty good job.(I did do touch ups before finishing, I only wish I had time...

I haven't found any, though I have the ones on the Mark series from them.? Which I find odd because they were used years after WW1.

Hello I am new to the forum. My name is Adrian and I live in Poland. Recently, interest in the subject of the Great War. My first scene is Whipet (Emhar) and niemicki abandoned trench. I apologize for errors in spelling, but I use the translator. A scene is still in the workshop [IMG]https://i1127.phot...

?In the last few days I have purchased a Russian 107mm M1877 garrison gun dated 1889.? These were used by the Imperial Russian Artillery, captured pieces of this type were used by the German Foot Artillery and Finland used this type until WW2.? I do not know of others in the US or Canada.? It would be nice...

Hi ! Do You know how this trailer was called ? I can`t find any information about it, except some photos showing this trailer used by French army (and than Germans) in WWI and WWII. [IMG]https://i286.photobucket...

http://scalemodels.ru/modules/photo/viewcat.php?id=6933&cid=228&min=0&orderby=dateA&show=12-- Edited by LincolnTanker on Saturday 14th of January 2012 05:39:13 PM -- Edited by LincolnTanker on Saturday 14t...

Somebody posted this on one of my other forums - probably pre-WW1 though - asking if anybody recognises it. Anybody seen it before? ?

Dear All, ? I just read in a German "Militaerpass" that the owner was trained at the "Grabenkanone". Does anyone know what type of artillery this is? Maybe the "Gruson Fahrpanzer"? ? Regards Chris

http://www.google.fr/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=gbm%20n%C2%B099&source=web&cd=5&sqi=2&ved=0CEcQFjAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fminitracks.forumpe...

This might be the?answer to where the Western Front met the Swiss border. The village of Pfetterhouse was the nearest settlement - population in 1914 1,400 - but the road linking it to Switzerland, with the home-made barricade was actually behind French lines. I shall now explain where I reckon the a...

Just a couple of in-progress shots of my latest project (well, of one project) It's the Commanders Series kit, I'm building it as a late version with the relocated fuel cell's mounted externally at the rear. The kit is reasonably accurate against various plans I have, however it's a little rough in so...

Apparently there is a new WW1?movie coming on Christmas called?I believe War Horse. The preview shows a British Tank couldn't tell if it was Mk I or Mk IV. In the clip?the horse leaps it. Hope they make it authentic.

As reported earlier, I was somewhat taken aback to learn that Joseph Hawker "is generally considered to be the father of the tank." This information features on Wikipedia, of course, and the "citation" is no less than The Chard and Ilminster News. I expect to receive a copy of t...

Hi Guys, New member here. I loved building WW1 tanks and planes as a kid.?I just can't find the time to?build them now. So I seem to just collect them with the hope to build them someday. Anyway I was watching the TV and noticed a?film of German A7V Sturmpanzerwagen is Nr 506 'Mephisto'. Notice the Lion in...

I noticed in pictures of Berlin in December 1918, at the beginning of the civil wars in Germany, there is no snow on the ground and the people seem lightly dressed in trenchcoats and hats, without gloves or scarves.? Was winter so mild then?

I`m trying to build the model of Mark IV"male"tank ,but I need some detailed and accurate drawings (four view).If anybody can help, please make a copy and send it to me? Thanks a lot! e-mail:420932920@qq.com

found on a french site

what do you think?

thought these might be handy for someone?

i was looking into french truck unit markings and insignea and found a lot of truck pic i thought i would share with you lot not seen them here before

An extremely kind silent film enthusiast has given me what looks like a very promising lead on the unidentified film here. He suggests it might be from Carry on Sergeant, not the British one but a 1928 Canadian film which was produced by no less than Bruce Bairnsfather. The generously-proportioned s...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=6P3i7ZyIayA#!

Hi I am looking for some information on Turkeys armored cars/ units! photos, information, drawings are all welcome!

Hello all.. I am a newcomer to the forum from Istanbul. I am searching for pictures of armoured cars in Ottoman. I knew there were four Hotchkiss cars ordered from France for Sultan in 1909. I have just read (in Turkish forum) that there were some Rolls Royce order from England at the end of the 1800s...

Perhaps someone here can shed some light on this issue... Recently I had the opportunity to stay on a farm on the old Passchendale battlefield (just south of Pollekapelle). While I was there the farmer gave me a Britsh MkII HE?fuse as a souvenir. It was not long out of the ground and was still caked in mud...

Check this trailer out - http://www.facepunch.com/threads/1117058 - to see a very quick shot of a Big Bertha firing in a direct-fire role!? The scene is time tag 1:34.? Riduculous, but I like it anyway. ? Regards, Marc?

Found this.looks OK http://www.mtfca.com/books/ford_times.htm

A curious reference from Sir Eustace Tennyson d'Eyncourt's autobiog: ". . . (H.M.S.) Erebus was attacked by a new German invention of that time (1914), an electrically-controlled crewless or surface torpedo carrier, driven by engines and carrying a tremendously heavy charge. It was proba...