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...
This is?going to be a step-by-step post on converting Emhar's A7V to A7V 501?in her pre-Gretchen markings. After reading the article on Landships, I realised that it needed a little updating and a few photos showing the steps would also help. To make A7V 501, you will need 2 copies of the Emhar kit. The...
I was watching House Hunters and it was taking place in Jackson, Mississippi (it's the capital city of that American state, apparently, and, also apparently, Mississippi is not just a river). In the opening sequence they showed what looked like a WW1 gun. Well, a deft bit of googling revealed these:...
Hello Folks - Just found your Forum! I've studied, collected Great War era items and materials for many years. Had a Great Uncle in the Tank Corps, the 301st if I recall correctly, so I upped my membership Here is my first question... Would anyone happen to have any information (possibly including pho...
Hello everyone,? so far my intrepid and innovative corps project is off to a good start. although I have to roughly double the number of artillery and infantry.. an cavalry to fill out my divisions on paper, I have decided I want to try to do this: The A7V schutzengrabenbagger-A7V trench digger. I'm in...
A curious passage in the new Estienne book, to the effect that: Because the Schneider turned out to be heavier and have a less powerful engine than Estienne intended, it was decided that two things would have to be sacrificed. One was the idea of towing an armoured, troop-carrying trailer. The other w...
Does anyone know if there is an equivalent to Humbrol's discontinued?matt enamel?Brown Bess?? Its no was - as far as I can discern - 170.? The chocolate brown (98) is close-ish, but has a dodgy finish. Cheers.
Evening, I know some kits includes some German soldiers wearing gasmasks but is there anyone who knows of the existance of British or American?model figures?(scale 1/72 or 1/76)?wearing gasmasks, same question for animals, same scale (dogs, horses, donkeys, ...). If not, anyone an idea how to sc...
????? Hello I am new to this forum. I got inspired to find out more about World War One tanks from the game Rise of Flight (it has tanks as ground vehicles).?I have been having fun doing research on these early tanks. I am currently reading Tanks and Trenches?edited by David Fletcher. ???? Anyway in seve...
Hi all, i found these links dedicated to Sir Hiram Maxims Flying Machine, there was a topic a while ago that touched on this it seems that the maxim machine was more succesfull then i had previously believed.... http://www.bondle.co.uk/personal_pages/jon/maxim/ http://www.ctie.monash.edu....
A friend posted this photo on another forum to figure out what type gun and why there is a chain attached to the tube.? The optical illusion thought was ruled out by the owner of the photo; with magnification of the actual photo, the chain indeed comes out of the tube. So, the conundrum is; why a chain in th...
A very large gun that was hidden in plain sight outside the Royal Artillery Museum (Firepower) at the?Woolwich Arsenal has gone astray. I know it has been discussed in this forum previously, but that thread is also now in hiding. I am looking for the 14" or 18" (people can't remember which i...
I wonder if someone out there answer me a couple of questions ?What capacity were the flimsies? Did they use the 5gallon ones like the early WW2? I ask because these are already available at Milcast models. has anybody tried these? Looking at their site they have a model of a Whipett. The photographs lo...
Greetings, I was wondering if the Renault in this photograph was British operated or is it a French (or perhaps American) operated tank about which British soldiers are milling? The registration number appears to be 1165?. John A-G
I visited the North Head Artillery Museum in Sydney today. Will post some more pics subsequently but thought I'd put these shots of a rare Turkish mountain gun up for starters. It is supposed to be one of eight that were captured by the Anzacs.
Hello all, my name is John, i come from Greece, nice to meet yoy, before i say anything i want to tell you, my English are not so good, so if i make too much wrong's forget me Well as i say i come from Greece, i am a lover of the ww1 history and excavator, my grounds places and all around on my home was battlefield...
If PDA will excuse me, Hannants now have the Pegasus French WWI & WWII in stock, and it seems most of the Emhar 1/72 range - vehicles and figures - has been re-released, with the exception of the Whippet. http://www.hannants.co.uk/newarrivals/
There are a fair number of Turkish 75mm Krupp M03 guns in Australia. Many of them seem to be from the earliest (1905) and largest (462 guns) order. The attached is from a gun at Red Cliffs, Victoria - the build date translates as 1911. I haven't seen a Turkish 75mm with a cipher on the barrel - anyone know wh...
See these previews - unbelievable detail on 1/72 machine guns, they must be beyond fiddly. http://www.internetmodeler.com/artman/publish/aviation/Mini-World-1-72-Mach...
Baikonur (Houston as well, but I think they can't help me), I have a problem... I just found a photo which could help me finding some answers about armoured cars in Finland. The photo shows Fiat, captured by the whites in Vyborg. This photo is supposedly taken in Vyborg in May 1918. There is a whole novel...
Hello, I need a little help as I can't find my old flamesofwar book with the section on model base making or a decent internet article on how to make them, and I'd like to know how so I can get something under bertha so she's easier to handle, and much more atractive to photograph. Any assistance is greatly...
