I came across the following item in the Independant from 2001 The Mark One tank was given to the Lancashire town of Haslingden in 1919 in recognition of the locals' war efforts. But councillors found themselves paying rather too much on its upkeep and are believed to have buried it 16ft beneath a park i...
I have added? .010x.020(.254x.508mm) strip styrene to the bottom of the gun turret opening and a disc of plastic for the Lewis gun. I have finished the turret with the addition of the plastic on the turret roof. What took so long was not making the correction but trying to figure out what to do to correct...
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Were british ,french and german tanks coated with a primer before getting painted or were they in raw steel ? I`ve seen the pics of the Whippet tank in original paint scheme and it seems to me that it was painted inside and outside with a very thin layer of paint direct on the steel with...
?Frontline Wargaming are now the new owners and producers of IT miniatures range of WW1 20mm miniatures,tanks and trenches. We are currently updateing the website, which can be found at www.itminiatures.com.
As I promised here is what I did to correct the gun turret. First I cut a lenght of Evergreen plastic rod that is 7/16 or .437(11.1mm)? the same height as the opening but .020(.508mm) short. You will see why later.? I drilled a hole at the highest point of elevation and the lowest. I then cut in between the h...
Well I am getting there. This time I added the side plate to the turret opening. I made it the same width as the Emhar kit. I drilled out the vision port by drilling two holes and cutting the plastic in between. The pistol port cover is from .010x.040(.25x1.016mm) strip styrene that I rounded at the end an...
HaT have shown?their update for WWI Artillery Limber for their 75mm at long last. What do forum members think of a 4 horse team rather than a 6 horse team. We already have the French ammunition caisson from haT?but I am more interested in having a limber for my 18 pounders?(and 4.5"QF when it appea...
A little question, anybody know how the Fascines were attached at the front of the tanks?? In the photos Ive got its hard to see where the chains come down .? Thanks for any help?. Mick -- Edited by mickk on Sunday 18th of July 2010 09:58:22 AM
I recently picked up a German manufactured Ottoman Foot Artillery panoramic sight most likely for the 15cm s.F.H. 1913 or the 15cm. lg.s.F.H. 1913.Also another possible candidate is the 10cm Kanone 1914 but I am not sure if this one made its way to the Ottoman Empire in its last days.The sight is gradu...
Does anyone know where this armoured car is? I have asked the photograph's owner, but not got an answer as yet. http://www.flickr.com/photos/oronzo/62594014/ And does anyone know what has happened to these armoured cars found recently in Afghanistan http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spar...
I'm very grateful to Herr Oswald Schwitter, who has allowed me to look at several maps, both French and German, showing the disposition of troops and defences at the southern end of the Front. They absolutely confirm that the line settled on the River Largue as shown here. There were some strongpoint...
The War ends. The Germans march home and de-mobilise themselves. The Allies take possession of all the German?tanks (mostly at Charleroi). French and other Allied forces occupy parts of Germany. A civil war breaks out in Germany with, amongst many factions, Spartakists on the political left, and...
I`d like to introduse myself My name is Meto =From Sf-Bg.I am Interested in small &Artillery ammo,Hand Grenades,Artillery systems,Millitary Manuals,Army equipment,bayos, and of course Millitary History.The time period is 1800-1950.Of course I cannot compare my?collection?with cole...
Well, probably a softskin but not sure. Anyone identify what this Holt is towing? It's from the RASC film. It looks like Mesopotamia or Salonika. For a moment I thought it might be a relic from Fowler's Road Train.
Just read a contemporary?account in which the author describes the making of fascines and their intended purpose but goes on to say that they were "little used" at Cambrai. The pictures of them and the method of deployment are very familiar, but does anyone know if they were actually used...
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I am rather new to WWI modelling and thus have only recently discoverd this excellent site. Having found it such a great reseource these last couple of weeks I wanted to say thank you by sharing some photos, which I hope some of you will find interesting and useful:...
Here is a link where you can find Fuller's great work, Tanks in the Great War. You can download it for free. American libraries are just amazing! http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924027835168 Downloaded only 210 times so far... If you search with the keywords "tank" and "arm...
Would I be right to say the HMLS Dragonfly had a MKI male sponson on one side, and a MKI female sponson on the other? I read this somewhere, but now I have forgotten...
Some photos of the finished 1/72? 4.5 inch howitzer in hard plastic http://www.hat.com/Othr8/Buck40P.html http://www.hat.com/Curr2/Bx8243Q45/Bx8243Q45b.html
Dear friends! News from Russia! Comming soon - to 100 Years of Russian automobile units new book from S. Kiriletz (my self) and G. Kaninski. Automobiles of Russian Imperial army (Automobil-academy of general Sekreteff). A4, 264 sites, ca. 350 pictures of road locomotives, cars, trucks, armoured...
These may be new from Krauthauser Military, or just new to this shop that is selling them. There is the Burstyn Tank: and this strange mix of The Lincoln Machine Number 1 and Little Willy: [img]http://www.mi...
