I just did an?design essay for art class about the Russo-Balt company, and I though I might share some pictures and Info. 1. Russo-Balt type C, the car that lay underneath the Russo-Balt armoured car. 2. Russo-Balt type-T, best used (if ever) as Flak as well as transport. 3. Russo-Balt type-M convers...
I'm building a scratchbuilt model of the A7V 561 Abteilung "Nixe", and need to know the 1:35 mesurements?of- *The length of the each side of the hull (Discluding the extruding front) *The height of the hull *The width of the thing (Bottom, from the front) *The width of the thing (top, from t...
Just thought I would say hello before I start asking daft questions. I am Rory and I am ?a saddo who likes to build models. I build most things military ,from aircraft to tanks and I am ,at the moment, building the Emhar 1/35 Tadpole. My other interests include pressure/oil lamps, petrol/paraffin stov...
perferably in english, A7V, LKII or?Sturmpanzerwagen Oberschlesien, i'm starting a WW1 airsoft group, i also need some ideas on how to make these cheap to build?too
HI ALL, I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE ON HERE SPOTTED OR BID FOR THE TWO PHOTOS RECENTLY ON EBAY OF A MKIV MALE THAT HAD BEEN CONVERTED TO A TEA STALL WITH TEA ERN AND CUPS CLEARLY VISIBLE IN THE DE-GUNNED SPONSON!?! DAVE (AKA SID)
Does anyone make models of these things? I know Cromwell does/did, but they're impossible to contact. I'd like to build this tank more than any other. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
The AWM has been putting more images online and one of them is of the De Mole tank. The photo number is J00300. They also note that the model is still held at the AWM.
Hello everyone. Not sure if this has been posted on already, apologies if it has. but I think everyone should have a look at this. Krupp 21cm 'Lange' Howitzer(Reference?#AAGWA10) Price: ???12.77(Excluding: VAT at 17.5%) At Scalelink.co.uk This could be a useful replacement to all those sufferin...
I who have searched for so long with special thanks to all here who helped me, would like to announce through my findings that this company in the Netherlands, claims to have FSF molds. they may start reproduction soon. Here is the link. http://www.miniatuurwereld.com/ -- Edited by FR73 on Monday 29...
Hi, can someone helps me with information about the?Ehrhardt E-V/4. - How its starts?- I readt for an AA gun. What is the name of this gun?- What was the first name.- Are they various? What are the names- ..... All information is welcome! Thx.
Hi, has anyone information about the: - Rheinmetall 77mm Flak 14- Rheinmetall 77mm Flak 16- Rheinmetall 88mm Flak (not sure this was designed)- Krupp 77mm Flak- Krupp 88mm Flak 17 And are the names good? Thanks.
I've just discovered that if you get Zvezda's reliatively new Soviet Cossacks, and paint the cloaks and gymnastiorkas (tunics) grey, you get WWI Kuban-Terek cossacks! Also, I hear?that this winter, Zvezda will be releasing WWI Russian and German infantry in 1:72. And maybe they will scale them up...
If so, how well do they go together? Is everything molded right? Are there a lot of parts? Mainly worried about the Lebedenko. The spokes on the wheels look like a hassle.
Does anyone know anything about this? http://www.armorplatepress.com/books-armor.html It's rather pricey, but the landscape format is an interesting idea. Any reports? -- Edited by James H on Sunday 28th of March 2010 12:13:25 PM
http://www.thkusch.de/Berichte/A7V/geschichte.html
This page has a picture of the prototype A7V, some Uberlandwagons, and...
An uberlandwagon fitted with a 57mm gun?
An insanely strange uberlandwagon TRENCH digger???
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Dose anyone know where I might find WWI Russian infantry in 1:35? I know that MasterClub Models make some resin ones, but these are only available in the US and Russia, as far as I know.? I know for a fact, that?both ICM's Franco-Prussian War Prussians and Zvezda's WWII Russian infantry?with a peaked c...
These photos came out of a group that belonged to a 345th Tank Bn. member from 1919-1920. The 345th, after returning from France, was reorganized and a portion were assigned heavy tanks.
What is the generally accepted view of the best colour for painting German uniforms?
Many years ago Humbrol did a special range of WW1 uniform (not aircraft) colours, but they have long disappeared.
Any recommendations?
Hi everyone. I've found this forum while searching for various WWI material, and first of all let me say its a very informative and cool site ! I hope you dont mind if im not a plastic modeler, but computer graphics. Currently I am working on a (at first) generic A7V tank. Ive found tons of usable photos an...
Hi all, I am just completing my build of a male mark 4 in 1:6th scale and need some markings for it. i have the read and white stripes , but i need a serial number , the big tactical marking number on the side and the tank name for the front. want to take it to the model show in newbury this sunday, so i'm trying to...
It seems like that the french gun was superior to the german in almost all respects 1-range 2-RoF 3-Projectile size only the FK96nA was lighter and supposedly more mobile, but did this crusing superiority in french artillery translate into more german battlefield casualties and more french victo...
I was able to find the Landships archive page and downloaded the Whats wrong with the Airfix Mk I ? Article. Is there any thing else I should change? I am wanting to do a Mk I Supply tank and would appreciate any help.
Hi Since the Main Site is down the Forum seems the only place I can let people know of any new developments. So I have started accepting payment with Paypal it is on the site and it is working !!! New sets of figures will be out soon. Cheers Barry
hello, I was noticing that in WW1 and WW2 the German infantry had the benefit of a 105mm howitzer. Can anyone give me differences/similarities of these two weapons? I suspect that owing to advances in munitions technology that the 105mm of WW2 was more destructive and perhaps had a longer range than i...
Available from the archives in a wealth of formats at A Treasury of War Poetry: Second Series, published 1919 and divided, slightly bizarrely:
I. AMERICA
II. ENGLAND AND AMERICA
III. ENGLAND
IV. SCOTLAND
V. IRE...
