Hi all! I tried scratch building Daimler 1915 of the Panzerkraftwagen MG Zug 1, which used three prototype armoured cars in 1915-1918. Only this one Daimler was ever built. I decided to do this, because I have never seen any model of it. What I had, was six photos of it and one old drawing from the side. I h...
http://www.modelltrans.de/neuheiten/ Mark I supply, Conversion for AirfixCorrectionsset for Mark IV "Male" (Emhar)Mark IV "Tadpole"Mark V "Female" and "Male"
Amateur film showing the "Wehr und Sieg" war material exhibition, 4.7.-3.8. 1941 Hamburg (scroll forward to 5:00 min.). While these are WW2 trophies (and Wehrmacht equipment such as an Bf 109), I think a fair part of the artillery pieces are of WW1 vintage. http://www.spiegel.tv/#/fi...
As an offshoot of the Y-straps/cavalry debate. Book on German Cavalry here Click on Hineinbl?ttern and you can read almost all of it online. It's in German, but I'll have a skim through and see if there's anything on the transition to mounted infantry.
Hey, I had a quick look over the forum and I can't find anyone posting any digital models, so I'm not sure if anyone would like to see these.? ? My Son and I have modelled a WWI Mark V Tank in Maya/Blender. I've done a couple of skins including a captured German one. [IMG]https://i153.photobucket.com/al...
I think this is new. This gent has unearthed some most unusual photos, including a dummy FT allegedly made in Czechoslovakia, something resembling a replica Medium B or C (some sort of promotional exercise, by the look of it; can't read the sign on top of it), a giant FT replica made of soap, and a rather...
That's what the caption says. The dazzle camouflage and the clothing of the civilians make it WWI, and at the time Manchester Docks were capable of taking ships of this size, although 35 miles inland. I find it hard to see why a ship from the US would dock here with men bound for Bovington, but not impossi...
Hello to all, My X Korps is about to become the envy of all who model. All of you who followed the Ok I'm Asking thread are familiar with the results of this venture. I have here a set that was done for me by Massimo Costa of Italy, as a custom one -of-a-kind set, never done before in 1-72 scale. It is also viewa...
Just been having a browse around and found that B.U.M. have at least 3 offerings of interest to the WW1 modeler: Lanchester: Lancia IZM: Fordson Armoured Car (Rolls Royce Arm...
? Might be stretching the definition of Landships a little to include the 1902s tankettes. The 1/35 cardmodel of the Carden-Loyd Mark VIA tankette is available for download from Zio Prudenzio's website (http://www.zioprudenzio.it/fok-milveh.html) as donationware. Zio's models have been un...
Hi, On a Dutch site found this Pic's of a Renault 50PK "Chapelcar". It is made in Netherlands (1916)?and given to the Belgians to be used by the Royal family, but sometimes it could be used by the front troops too. DJ
Hi Not sure if it's just me, but Landships2 is running VERY slow! I clicked on the old site and it came up straight away... anyone else having problems???? ? Helen x
Hi folks, I am watching this forum since some years and decided today to become a member.The scan below comes from a German book and displays a half-track lorry with naval gun for anti-tank use as the subtitle claims. I think it could be a Daimler Marienfelde ALZ 13 but I am not so familiar with cars and lo...
? Can be found here: Ypres, 1914, an official account published by order of the German general staff : (1919) This is most interesting to me?as?I believe?its the battle my Great Grandfather and his brother were killed after only 10 days in the line... Cheers
Hi I'm looking for information on this Traveling Platform for a scale project, but pictures and info seem to be nonexistent, this picture came from a WikipediA site and since I found it and started looking for more info I've had no luck. It's described as a 12 pounder 12 cwt anti-aircraft gun converted...
Just recently the picture below was sold on ebay and I was the lucky winner. I have never seen before a French de Dion Bouton auto-canon in German service. So, I wonder when and where this piece fell into German hands! Is there anybody out there aware of a similar photograph or any detail which could help...
I have a picture of a Mk I towing a flat bed wagon full of supplies. I would Like to know where or if the Mk I had tow shackles. Thanks for any help you can give me.
