Hi all, I hope this has not been dicussed before. If it was: sorry, I didn't find it. I allways wondered why some Mark V had the louvres at the side and others don't. Then the idea crossed my mind that it depends on the point of view at the tank. Does anyone know why the louvres were only at one side? Regards Ch...
Unfortunately, the Forum does not have a Comedy category, which is where this belongs. Am I alone in having received this email from Mr. Bailey? Hi, The Patriot Files located at http://www.patriotfiles.com has begun to archive military websites. This project has been undertaken due to the high nu...
Hello Gentlemen, I Have a sort of Pimp my ride thing here of sorts, it was posted to one of my older threads, by Aircav, so here it is (See below): What I would like to do here, is according to the post, there is much work that needs to be done to make it an accurate represntation. please look at the photo provi...
Hi All, some interesting scenes and many, many different weapons to be seen in this official US?film on the War?intended for home consumption..... http://www.realmilitaryflix.com/public/413.cfm The site has quite a few films to view... Cheers
Hello all, can you help? I am trying to keep my sentences simple so that hopefully the speakers of Russian will understand me as well. I am interested in the Mgebrov White armoured car and want to find out a little more about it: 1. Was there just one or were there a few? 2. Was it used in WW1, and if so where? 3...
Hi, returning (sort of) to my last post in this section about the Uzbekistani soldiers uniform, and Sergey-Prokudin-Gorsky's early colour photography, I noticed on this photo (which many of you may have seen before) that the Russian guard on the left of the hut, is wearing the old 1894 (is that the da...
i saw in tv the other day a clip from wwi propaganda film where german soldier kickd belgian baby what is the name of that feature and where i can get it
Believe it or not I am getting ready to paint my Mk II supply tank and I was wanting to know if Model Master # 4846? Dark Earth ANA 617 would be a good match? I know Humbrol 29 is the best but I prefer acrylics and I am limited in choices to Tamiya and Model Master in my area. Any help would be appreciated.
I've attached a few early war?pics of a?lorry?carrying a treching conversion.?? Painted in the pale blue all guns and vehicles wore at the time,? I think these pics date from 1915.? Can anyone identify the lorry make ?
Hi? folks !? I am? working on a? 72nd scale diorama with a french caquot balloon (the roseplane vacu),the balloon itself is finished ,now I start scratchbuilding the motorized winch . A couple of years ago I took some fotos of it at Le Bourget musee del air,but somehow forgot to look for the manufacture...
Next to the Japanese there is another rarity a Serb In Prague there are even Serbian Helmet and kepi Helmet is of Adrian type with Serbian plate on it. Color is the same as for the French colonial troops khakiThe fact is there are some on the market in the army shops (there are Belgian, Czech and Romanian v...
i wish to have? it but not in resing and metal model - those i dont want can you help me gettin on of those Please -- Edited by Freikorpsman on Sunday 27th of June 2010 06:47:32 PM
Attached are two photos of MkV T-9128 on a flatcar in the United States. Forward of the sponson it is marked: CS Cunnard Steam Ship Co. King George V Dock London E. Does anyone know the history of this tank? Thank you, John
Bonsoir, You probably knew Renault FT's photo on page 35 from "German panzer 14-18" (Steve Zaloga - Osprey 2006). This tank was one of the?two Renault captured on May 31, 1918 near Ploisy. There is some other photos of this tanks with interesting questions about it. Sorry it's in French, b...
Hi. I am about to attempt a grey on grey camouflage scheme with my new airbrush! The model to be my test piece is one of my son's wargaming tanks (GW) and I have used their paints as I have them on hand. I've used a blue/grey for my base coat over a black undercoat, which colour should I use next a lighter grey o...
I haven't seen this before. The Best 75 from a different angle. Fred Crismon says that the side-on view of this vehicle shows troops of the California National Guard, but this pic is from a recruiting brochure showing Camp Zachary Taylor, Kentucky.
Hi After Ian P's comment on the Forum I hope it's OK that I let you know that I have set Paypal up. It's at times like this when you realise how much Peter is missed. Any news ? ?????????????????
Have mentioned this on the H?T site, but now more discrepancies have become apparent. The account of the Belgian Army's actions is very detailed and well worth reading. After the retreat from Antwerp they withstood numerous German attacks on the Yser Front for about 6 weeks before flooding the area...
Attached is a scan of a photo of a diorama made by the very talented Stefan Szymanski. The complete article can be seen in Military Modelcraft International, May 2010 Vol 14 Number 7. (So I am slightly out of date!) There is also a review of some of W^D Models' figures?in a different article in the magazi...
Latest edition No. 4284 caught my eye in the newsagent's this morning. Something on the cover rang a bell. Although the story is about the BEF in early WWII, there is a drawing of an Uhlan and a chap in a lemon-squeezer hat. It seems that someone at Commando has learnt of The Legion Of Frontiersmen. http:...
Hi, I?ll need the depth/ width of the MG Sponsons of an Mark IV Female (1:1 or 1:6). The complete width is 10,5 ft (= 3,20m), but whats the meassurement of the Sponsons? I?ve found no top view of an MK IV female with meassurements, can anybody help? Thanks a lot! Oliver
?Hello everyone ,?I need some help on a new painting . Does anyone have photos of the tank factory at Lincoln? I have a few in some books but any new ones would be great.? Thanks? Mick?
I've seen Dinnaken described as the tank that drove through Flers with the British army cheering (walking) behind (there seem to be many versions of the quote). But I've also seen this ascribed to Creme de Menthe see the obit notice in the Gloucesters Regimental Handbook
Major Arthur McC. Inglis,...
Can anyone ID this ambulance, and add any further information such as numbers produced? http://digital.nls.uk/pageturner.cfm?id=74546652 http://digital.nls.uk/pageturner.cfm?id=74546654 http://digital.nls.uk/pageturner.cfm?id=74546656 Cheers, Rob
