I know that there are different widths of tracks sizes for the WW1 British tanks ie the Little wille tracks are 20"inches wide and the Mother to the MkV are 20"1/2 inches. How wide were the Whippets tracks and were they slightly different in design to the other MKs or just the same.
Sorry if this is old. From Treat 'Em Rough! "German mock-ups of a British Heavy Tank and a Renault Light Tank. The Germans used cloth, wood, and scrap metal to construct these dummy tanks, which were used in the Meuse-Argonne campaign to deceive Allied aviators." Captain Wilson does get h...
Hello sorry if I'm reposting as I've asked about this on my thread regarding Drachen balloon acquirement, which BTW ended in complete success and I can now add an observation balloon section onto my growing X. Korps. but I figure it may help to post in the right forum, so anyone know of any vehicles in us...
This gun at Beechworth in Victoria, Australia was pointed out in another forum. It looks like a fairly standard foot artillery pattern Krupp M03 - except the barrel seems to be bronze. I've never seen a Krupp M03 in bronze. Can the gurus confirm the cipher is that of King Carol I. Anyone has any suggesti...
I found this photo on the back of an old Profile booklet in an advertisement for a Chamberlain and Ellis book called "Making Tracks."? Any ideas what kind of armored car it is?? From WWI or after?? Thanks for any opinions. Jeff
We're familiar with the "Ottoman" steel helmet, even if we're not sure how many reached the Turks or how they got into the hands of the Freikorps. Trouble is, there are some photos knocking about that show Turkish troops wearing a Stahlhelm that is certainly not the Ottoman but doesn't app...
Goodevening, Surfing on the web I found a description of the organisation of the medical services in France during WW1. It gives also a description of the different diseases, medicaments?and the medical help to avoid them. There are a few nice photo's, maybe intresting for those who want to make a di...
An advert in "Horseless vehicles" (1900) mentions Penningtons armoured car and which got me curious and after several false starts a search of the EPO turned up this: GB?189622610 ?(A) Improvements in or relating to Machine Guns, their Carriages, and Appurtenances. Which includes sa...
My latest model, The master was just in time ready for last weeks show in Folkestone. Model will be in?production the coming weeks and available from Jan Giesbers. Also for this model I first made a drawing in Rhino 3D and then had the parts printed in 3D. For some it comes as a shock that a modelling is no l...
Welcome to this Forum! It has been started on the direct suggestion of two friends of this site, people that both have been unable to register to the Missing Lynx WW1 Forum, not because they have misbehaved, but simply because it's so complicated to do so. The same thing has happened to me: I've applied...
Modell Trans Modellbau MT72805, Mark V "Female", is now available to purchase:http://modelltrans.de/neuheiten/? ? ? -- Edited by PDA on Saturday 9th of April 2011 12:59:23 PM
Hello, In a book concerning the raid on Zeebrugge (22/23 Apr 1918) I read that the attack on the mole was done by the 4th Bn Royal Marines, a sort of "Navy Seals" specialized in Amphibian Operations. They?had the normal Khaki Uniforms and the British helmet.?But there were also 200 Royal Na...
Some one took the little Holt one man seriously. See attachment. In reality i suspect it would have fallen into the first trench or big shell hole encountered and stayed there.
These tanks seem to have disappeared. Or at least that is the impression I had. However if you combine these two statements: "Museum Director Dr. Joseph T. Rainer... noted that only restored pieces are being moved. ...Artifacts that have not been restored will not be transported and the museu...
Does anybody have an idea about the real-life rough dimensions (length, width, height) of this Foden Steam Wagon: I'm trying to get an idea of the scale of the toy I have just bought! It looks a bit bi...
My latest copy of Australian Shooter magazine contains an interesting article on the resurrection of an old alloy in a new application, for chamber casting - a bismuth alloy "originally developed for casting toy soldiers". It is marketed as Cerrosafe Alloy and is available fro...
Finally, for now, a Highlander lance-jack, c. 1914 once again, and also by Metal Modeles. Last time I attempt tartan for a LONG time. ? -- Edited by Excelsior1 on Monday 4th of April 2011 09:55:37 PM-- Edited by Excelsior1 on Monday 4th of April 2011 09:57:09 PM
