Came across this photo. Caption reads "Leutnant H?nsel mit seiner weiblicher Besatzung". Does this mean there was an all-female A7V crew? Is it a wartime photo or a reunion of some kind?
Hello, On the subject of steam lorries, I just stumbled across scans of the 1919 Sentinel steam lorry.? You can view them here: http://www.darwincountry.net/explore/021725.html MarkV
A short while back there was a query about the actual scale of the Airfix Mark2.5ish, I had some time to kill today so I thought I'd?prepare simple?MarkIV drawings?to common modelling scales that can be used as reference to check scale. If you print them make sure?they are?printed full-size by check...
I was at a show in Belgium last sunday and took the liberty of taking these pics of WW1 vehicles. I dont know who built them, but of course if the owner objects to them being shown?here just pm me and I'll remove the pics. I particularly liked the bus, very nice and a bit different. All these are 1:35 scale. T...
Just been browsing various websites and found a new manufacturer and the first two figures are on show at ? http://www.tommyswar.com/#!? ?I have nothing to do with them? -? other than I will be a customer very soon ?Paul
Hello to all again, I was wondering if it is possible with modification to the barrel obviously, and other parts as well, to change a ACE 10,5cm LeFH16 into a 10cm FK? Greetings, Josh
All?accounts of Colonel Estienne that I have read in the past have contained nothing but praise for his vision, determination, efficiency, and general good-eggery. Imagine my surprise on finding this assessment of him by J.F.C. Fuller, head of the Tank Corps, architect of Cambrai, author of Tank...
I have a high resolution photo of the Britannia in Chicago. It is of a group of men on it who worked on it for some reason while in Chicago, at Marine Iron Works. My dad is sitting over the front side turret. My dad had a round iron hitch receiver that had broken of the Britannia... He used it as a paperweight f...
Apologies for starting another thread, but I think this deserves it. A very kind gentleman called Oleg helped me to overcome my Paypal problem by letting me download it for free. It's a belter. Amongst its delights: Illustrations and descriptions of Tank-carrying wagons and Rectanks; the Ramp Wag...
Recently, questions were asked about a steam ploughing engine pictured towing a beute tank. The possibility of building a model to make a diorama was floated. I found a small drawing by John Haining of a Fowler ploughing engine, similar to the one in the photo.
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A Bunch of Holt Patents for Tracks and Tracklayers nothing later then 1918 or so.. Turnbull is included as he appears to be working for Holt..... two more .... single track and a Half track lombard style Cheers -- Edited by Ironsides on Friday 13th of November 2009 01:08:39 AM-- Edited by Ironsides on F...
This project started on a site called the "LEM" or "Leage of Extraordinary Modelers".? The extraordinary thing is that all modelers of all ability levels are welcome.? So, this was a group build entitled 100% Scratch Built. I decided on a MkI Male from around the time of the Bat...
? It's rare for Australia since I think it's the only survivor. It's a 15cm sFH M93 - captured on the Western Front in 1918 - no information about when or where though. The gun is in a small town - Nyah on the Murray River in Victoria. it's in fairly good condition exept for the lack of wheels. Regards, Charl...
Hello, ? anyone noticed the new releases of Tankograd ? It'about the beute tanks. There are 2 volumes,together 192 pages ! The quality is like always superb . Here are a few pics. ? Max
Hello Everyone, Does anyone have a decent photo of an A7V Daimler engine.? Im in the process of doing a scratch built 1/16 scale A7V.? Ive only been able to find partial photos. Respectfully, Gary
Something a little different from the most isolated capital city on the planet (and Dar es Salaam is a little too close for some) ... sorry, "insider" joke but Sydney is about as far from Perth as London is from Moscow and Auckland about as far as London to New York.We know him best as t...
Illustrated Encyclopedia of Uniforms of World War I By Jonathan North and Jeremy Black. Pub: Lorenz Books. ISBN: 9780754823407 Supposedly released October 2010. RRP: ?19.99. Tesco are doing it for ?12.99. Haven't seen a copy yet.
Recently I read a Chinese magazine called 'Weapon'. It says that China had total 36 ft-17s, all of them were used by Zhang Zuolin's 'Feng Army' in northeast China. The first 12 ft-17s were given to Feng army by Whit Russians(Interesting, I've never heard about that before.).
Through these 12 ft-17s...
Provided the whether is not too cold, would it be common to see men of the same unit with their coats on and others with them on their packs? I am working on a 1/72 Russian unit and am unsure whether I can mix soldiers in winter gear (i. e. with coat on) with others in gear for moderate temperatures (i. e. with...
With the new U.S. Field Artillery Museum at Fort Sill, OK there has been a lot of changes with the old Fort Sill artillery collection.? The artillery has largely gone to the Field Artillery Museum leaving most of the Native American and post specific collections to the Fort Sill Museum that has been ar...
Lots of interesting WW1 figures, made by MasterClub,?here: http://www.tank-figures.com/masterclub/figures.htm Sadly, no British, but plenty of others, including Austro-Hungarian. A couple of Russian?figures?by Ant Miniatures, here: http://tank-figures.com/ant-miniatures/ Some...
Hi folks, last but not least I want present my third Dio of the Great War.Figures are taken from manufactores as usual.They all are reworked very much with Magic Sculp.The crashed plane is from Roden,the "Heeresfeldwagen" is from ALBY with horses from Revell changed into dead ones.Ok - l...
