Missing Lynx has a thread showing a WW1 tank in Berlin 1945. The photo is extremely dark and difficult to make out. I enclose a copy that I've applied some image enhancement on. It appears to be a female Mk V that has been very comprehensively totalled, presumably by a Soviet tank or AT gun. The las...
Hello All. This has been an ANXOIUSLY awaited moment I'm sure But it has at long last arrived. I will also? have this posted to Bennosfigures within the week, but I thought all of you should get first look. SPECIAL THANKS TO MASSIMO COSTA, Sculptor. PAUL H for putting me in touch with him. TONY WITHOUT KA...
Nice site with a lot of pic's and French manuals. Some items in Englisch, German and French: http://www.alsace1418.fr/1-memori/f-memor1.html Sorry if already posted somewhere on this site DJ
I don't know if this should be in "References" or "Modelling". But here it is. Please correct any errors in this statement: When Americans fought in WW1 they were segregated; the whites fought together, and the blacks (those that fought, and were not stevedores or other labou...
Evening, found this site: http://www.heeresgeschichten.at/?.with lots of manuals (PDF-files) concerning Medical, infantry, weapons,?artillery, air, sea,...units. All manuals are in German but contains also pictures. DJ
Hi I'm in the market for a few WW1 rifles and wondered whether any forum users could point me in the direction of (respectable) dealers or individuals with any for sale? All advice gratefully received. Thanks
PDA is too modest to bring this to your attention, but he and I have put together an article on Romanian uniforms. Very entertaining research and some surprising (to me) information. Please feel free to amend, add, correct, disagree, suggest, improve,etc. No offence will be taken. This isn't Wikip...
This is a very long audio recording of the reminiscences of Eric Potten. Eric featured briefly in the TV documentary Tanks: Wonder Weapons of World War One? This is a far longer version of his service, with lots of stuff about the Tanks. You have to hunt for the relevant bits because the total length is o...
It looks like there was some interchange of tanks between the French and British in late 1918 ready for 1919. I know that British MkV's and V*'s were transferred to the French tank corp. However, did any Renault Ft's get transferred into the Tank corps? If any did get transferred which type of machine g...
Does anyone anything about German Congreve type war rockets like the one pictured on page 14 of Osprey's armies of east Africa 1914-18? My only other source of information is "The first golden age of rocketry" by Frank H Winter. This book does discuss the german rocket establishment of th...
Found this picture of a British staff car in bric camouflage (taken somewhere around Ypres) could someone ID? Vehicle is standing before the house Tks DJ
On this anniversary of Armistice Day, here is a remembrance webpage with great photos of Wesetrn Front battlefields - http://www.westernfrontphotography.com/main.php Regards, Marc
Mildly interesting subject arose recently, concerning the origins of the terms, "Western Front" and "Central Powers." I assume that Westfront was used from an early stage in Germany so as to distinguish it from the Ostfront. It seems the first known use of the expression in B...
Hello everyone . You are about to begin construction of a new model Whippet 1 / 15 scale. Maybe throw a few pictures here of the building .. Does anyone have the materials for painting of this tank? I am interested in some interesting designs decorations , maybe someone has and to share ... What sh...
I bought some more WW1 DVDs yesterday and was quite excited to find this model of a Mk1 male, on a short sequence of old original film. It's being rotated on a platten for the camera. Thinking the model must surely have been made by Fosters at the factory. It looks like a real beauty and it seems to have a?co...
A German grenade Kugel 1915 Some cleaning Many many bulgarian bullets of Steyr Mannlicher 8mm and their clip's Steyr Mannlicher m/95 -- Edited by Gary on Wednesday 19th of January 2011 05:35:10 PM
Don't know why, but I sometimes get brochures from the above company. Well hidden in the Military section of the latest one are: German Artillery 1864-1910 Flamethrower Troops of WWI This one is agonisingly expensive, I'm afraid.
Just bought the above titled books by Richard Pullen, read The Land Ships of Lincoln and was realy impressed with the informative content and photos, things that i wasn't? even aware of. Look forward to reading the other books. Has anyone else read these and what do they think. I bought these on ebay al...
Looks like some post war profiteering here!! Reprint of original Lincolnshire Echo story ? ? ? ? -- Edited by LincolnTanker on Wednesday 9th of November 2011 06:08:17 PM-- Edited by L...
Hello everyone, I don't want to build this vehicle (I don't like the model of the vehicle) but I'm just intrested if this vehicle is really WW1 and if there exists other photo's than the one below. Explaining txt says it is a Scott 3X3 "motorcycle" build in 1915 but I find it looks quite modern...
If you have the good fortune to live in the UK, new series starts on Channel 5 tonight (Nov 7th) at 7.30pm. and runs all week at the same time No idea how good it is. Channel 5 isn't renowned for the cerebral nature of its output, but there's only one way to find out. Preview, etc here: http://www.channel5....
Would any French infantry troops wear epaulettes in combat during WW1, or were they abandoned before? So far I have only found images of cuirassiers with them. Thanks in advance, Pat
. You are about to begin construction of a new model Whippet 1 / 15 scale. Maybe throw a few pictures here of the building .. Does anyone have the materials for painting of this tank? I am interested in some interesting designs decorations 