Here's one for you all. Have you ever had a model years ago that now you's like to do in a bigger scale? I want to. So what my question is how can I do the Airfix 1/72nd WW1 Royal Horse Artillery in 1/35th? I really don't want to spoil my idea by going into great depth as I'd like to show it when complete... Any th...
I thought it would be a good idea to have material on German Naval Forces during WW1.? For one thing, part of them did serve on land (as coastal artillery etc.).? Also, German naval personnel revolted at the end of WW1 and would make up many of the people in the civil wars of Germany who fought on the Commun...
Here's something you might like http://www.dishmodels.ru/gshow.htm?p=7116 http://www.dishmodels.ru/gshow.htm?p=6822 http://www.dishmodels.ru/gshow.htm?p=7254 http://www.dishmodels.ru/gshow.htm?p=7342 And many others, just browse the website. Too bad I can't read Russian,...
There seems to be something wrong with Greatwardifferent.com. Individual pages on this excellent refrence site can still be accessed via Google, but if you try to go to the index you get the page shown below. Since we appear to have contributors who can do things to websites that leave me open-mouthe...
Wheres the best place to find organization of German Artillery in 1914? How many guns would have been in a Field Artillery Battery? a Foot Artillery Battery? What's the difference?? Would these all be supplied with standard field guns? Where do Howitzers and specialized artillery come in? Thanks f...
I was visiting a friends "collection" last Saturday and for a change the camera came along for the ride. Thought the enclosed images would be of interest to the group and if so I have a few more of the drive train and rear workings that I will post later. Regards....Rod -- Edited by BSM on Frida...
http://www.general-search.com/download/world-war-i Including the Blandford Press Series (Uniforms of WWI, Military Transport of WWI), several Ospreys,?and probably some I haven't spotted. Worth plodding through the list. -- Edited by James H on Monday 3rd of May 2010 02:53:05 PM
I just added the rivet details and it was really easy. I am building the Airfix Mk 1 and converting it to a Mk2 supply tank. I applied the rivets and they look really good. Unfortunately I don't have any way to post pictures yet but when I do I will post them. The carrier film is tough enough to work with but it...
I'd be delighted to hear from anyone able to identify this tank for me?? Perhaps a forum member from eastern Europe can help?? The tank is a Mark V in service with the White Russian army during the Russian Civil War, with one British soldier in evidence.? Other than that I have no information. Thanks in a...
http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark?aBID=63528&p=3&topicID=3559691511th Month, 11th Day, 11th Hour (acrylics 2010) re-do of my older work, the story of the German machine g...
I attach a photo of a Hotchkiss being operated by (or posed with) a French soldier. It has no cooling fins at all. Is this unusal,a special model or what? Answers please.
BTW from the context where I found it the 'Frenchman' may actually be an American volunteer transfered from the fore...
Hi everybody, I've been reading that the brand new M1916 helmet was used in combat for the first time in the battle of the Somme. At the beginning of that battle, about 300.000 units of this helmet had been produced. Anybody knows if every german soldier was already wearing this helmet from the beginni...
Well I have finally put the knife to plastic and I have begun a Mk2 supply tank using the Airfix kit. Does any one know if the Mk 2 would have used the same type of stowage racks and box as the Mk1 did? I have changed the cab depth and added a strip of plastic on the roof.
A while ago we puzzled over the origin of the strange camo scheme on a Mk V. It appears in a book, as shown in Pic 1, and somewhere on the Forum there is a pic of the Bovington Mk V apparently in the same colours. Pic 2 is from L&F Funcken Volume 1 - published in 1970. It's captioned "Mark V Male 1918&q...
?Hello everybody , have just finished a (1/5 appox) model of an 18 pdr gun to sit on the patio?. has anyone a close up picture of the armoured oil tank on the front? would like to make one to put on it. ?thanks
I've always been after a decent Ford model T for use as a British vehicle. I wasn't a fan of the RPM kit but i'm very pleased with the look of the Matador Models variety, which was designed by Scalelink. I'm partway through building it, but here's a quick photograph of the kit parts - obviously some parts n...
In the Landships article it says that the rear arms of the vehicle were to be powered to aid in traction, the forward arms being used for steering. However I do not believe this was the case.
I believe for us non-german speakers, there is a fair lot of misinformation about Burstyn's tank.
I went...
For those people who aren't totally focused on the Great War - this is a heads up. There is a 2 part ABC documentary on the Kokoda campaign in WW2. This was the attempt by the Japanese Army to capture Port Moresby by the overland route from Goma. The Kokoda track crosses the Owen Stanley Ranges - some of the...
A nice looking model, a bit clunky owing to its white metal construction, but about as much detail as you can hope for - currently thinking of adding a tarpaulin to the rear body as well. As you can see, not completely painted or finished, the body/cab is not stuck to the chassis yet. The visible glue mark...
I note that most RNAS armored cars and softskins had the letters "RNAS" painted on their sides; usually in white.? I've also seen a few vehicles, but definitely in the minority, with other numbers and letters.? Was there any organized system of lettering or identifying them as with the ar...
14? Is that the youngest person on this forum? Well anyway, that obviously means that I'm still at school, and that means school trips, and in S3 (Third year of High scholl in Scotland) you can choose a trip that lasts a week. So the options were;- Geography trip, where you spend a week staring at rocks, M...
Elsewhere we came across the Aasen parachute grenade that was briefly used by both France and Germany. There are a few photos on the web, but in one or two the Aasen doesn't look quite right. I think it possible that they must be of this similar device, the Italian/French Th?venot Type P2. You'll notice...
Help! I serach the photos of armoured car of civil war in Finland. I have this (all ex-russian in service of white and red finish army and karelian white army): 1. Peerless Armstrong-Vickers "Pohjan Poika" (Bad boy) - finish volonteur in Estonia. 2. Izhorski FIAT 55 (no picture). 3. Armst...
Just a couple of pictures from my painted figures for my Cambrai-dio. Figures are from Airfix/Hat ,with Revell-WW1 heads ? Hope you enjoy. Greetings,Hans.
Russian Company "Leibstandart" (Moscow) built very good replica of 1st Russian armoured car Russo-Baltique C 24/40 HP, was armoured 1914 on Izhorsky work (in service of 1st Automobile-mashine gun company). All is 1 to 1, built on a original work-plans! Here are more pictures: http://...
The Czech Army bought three Carden-Loyd tankettes and a production license for them in 1930, eskomoravsk? Kolben-Dank building four copies that same year as prototypes for future orders. The Carden-Loyds were evaluated during the Fall maneuvers and revealed numerous problems. The crews had ve...
