This thread contains a lot of pictures of?Japans WW1 era tanks and armoured cars. Apologies if this has been posted before. Amongst other gems there is the Mark IV female in camouflage paint scheme, a Fiat 3000, and a 6-wheeled Austin armoured car: [img]http://www.horae.dti.ne.jp/~fuwe1a/imag...
Had a flick through this in Waterstone's. Contains small section on WWI. Mr. Haskew's "Classic Tanks" of the period are the Mk V . . . and the A7V. Yet again, the illustration of the Mk V depicts it in camouflage. Why does this keep happening?
Further to my post below, most of the vehicles seem to be? a light to medium grey. However a couple have two (possibly three) colour camo'. Any thoughts on the colours please?
Hi folks, Site below shows some nice photo's about "Les petits trains de la grande guerre". Klick "Voir la galerie Photo", then "Afficher le titre" and last "Afficher le infos" (for more information about the picture. http://www.ecpad.fr/les-peti...
Not all members may be aware of these lists. http://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_WW1_Tanks.pdf British, French (except Renault FT), German & M1918. http://the.shadock.free.fr/Surviving_FT-17.pdf FT 17 & TSF (More than one of those have survived) http://the.shadock.free.f...
In this category because the Airfix Germans got me thinking. Several of the poses (lying firing, kneeling firing, swinging rifle, clubbing with rifle butt, Bangalore Torpedo) have Y-shaped webbing. The standing firing bloke has a cross-over arrangement at the rear. The trouble is that although...
My Male tank project has another element in it-the Custom Dioramics CD 4060 Male Equestrian statue, which should be easier than the tank.? Yes, the tank will be going through any town, village or park that would have such a statue. (This is it BTW: http://www.greatmodels.com/~smartcart/cgi/disp...
No provenance for thos photo, but this Tank doesn't seem to have the same profile as the production Whippet. Sorry about the quality - this is the best I can get it. Could be a trick of the light, but the rear loohs as if it's rounded, and there doesn't seem to be as much of the left hand side of the superstruc...
Are the original details of this MkIV known to any of you guys? There appears to be the faint trace of a number in front of the sponson.? As usual, the original 3272 x 2076 sized image is available by following the links under the preview photo. I am in the throes of translating the reverse [u...
immediately after the Great War - I'm looking for details with the aim of a couple of 1/72 resin models. Can anyone please point me to references/photos/drawings?
Hi all I just wanted to say how disappointed I am with the Pegasus WW1 French. The poses looked great, and the set looked so promising. But having now got hold of a few boxes (as a wargamer I always buy in bulk!) I started to put my first infantry company (14 figures) together last night. The first thing I no...
I've been looking at 28mm figs lately, mostly becase of the variety. Here is a British trench raider from Great War Miniatures (picture posted on the excellent, frothersunite site): Question is: how authentic is the ch...
Hello,I would like to model the howitzer with limber and horses. At the moment I have the Hat-howitzer,Airfix-limber and Revell-horses(napoleontic) Would this be a good mix? greetings,Hans.
Hello all, This is my first posting on here. I'm a WWI modeler based on the Isle of Wight here in the UK. My main interest is in the history and modeling of the first tanks. I have recently discovered that Lt H.W. Hitchcock, Commander of Mk 1 Female 'H.M.L.S. We're all in it' seems to have come from the small...
Mk1 Female Tank? His Majesty's landship "we're all in it". of A Coy, Heavy section, Machine Gun Corps, 1915-17.? Hi does anyone have info history on this tank please. My Grandfather was a gunner in it in WW1, it's number was 13A. I'm after the tank's personnal history, operational service...
i.e. the ones pulled behind Tanks to gather up wire. I'm told that they rotated so as to twist the wire into a sort of cable. Is that correct? If so, were they powered somehow or was it just a natural result of the phsics involved? Any idea of the dimensions? Anyone got a photo?
A?10cm 04/14 Kanone Cartridge Casing. Click HERE for full details and photographs. Thank you Brett (drakegoodman) for use of your photo. ? -- Edited by Tony without Kaiser on S...
A recent addition to my collection and thanks to Tony at Kaiser's Bunker, I can provide some background as to who he was and what he did. Kanonier Benedikt Jost from Bavarian Artillerie messtrupp 28, December 1915, Fussartillerie-Batterie Nr. 123, 123. Infanterie-Division. Tony provided me with...
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