Below are a photo of the 155mm version (from Brussels) that is supposed to be close in view to the 120mm (if much less stable & successful). Plus a Gun Drawing of the 120mm (supposedly) Plus a Photo of the 120mm described as 1890 Baquet. I can't reconcile these images? I am interested as the Serbs are...
Hi Everyone Ok I need some advice? You may or may not realise i have been working on a set of plans for the MK1 Male Tank. Well things are progressing and I'm in need of some info... First off, the plans in a basic form I intend to make available in different scales for members of this site ... but ... in what sc...
Hi, I recently purchased Emhar's 1/35th scale Mk IV Male. Normally I model WWII onwards but have always hankered after having a WWI tank. Anyway, having purchased the beast I then saw Terry Ashley's review in PMMS and noted his comments about the Sponsons - how the kit ones are at right angles to the hul...
Hello Guys, I thought I would share with you some drawing from a book I received for Christmas, It deals with Austro-Hungarian vehicles used in the First World War, My only problem with it is, it is in Hungariann. I thought since we are all interested in WW1 vehicles, you would enjoy these. They are,
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I'm looking to broaden my knowledge on WW1 armoured cars - can anyone reccomend some? I've got 'War Cars' by David Fletcher, and looking to buy 'Steel chariots in the desert' by a Rolls Royce a/c driver in the desert, but they're the only ones I know of
Hi all, can anyone give any kind of info about this french trench mortar? I would like to model this gun on 1/35 but have only two old b/w pics and need more than this for detailing.
I think the first picture could well be of the mysterious Berthier machine-gun that we tried to fathom out some time ago. These are Belgian Grenadiers, and they must be pre-War since they're wering bearskins. The gun on the cart looks like the Berthier that can be seen towards the bottom of this page ht...
Gentlemen, I would greattly appreciate if anyone could provide me some drawings on the early marks British 8 inch howitzer, as per the photo included. Even close-ups of any museum piece could help. Thank You in advance, Best regards Would like to intend buildin g a inch Howitzer
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I know the Emhar Mk IV can be back dated to a Mk II or Mk III but is it possible to go as far back as a Mk I for a supply tank. I have the Airfix kit but I like the tracks in the Emhar kit better since you can glue them on.
I found these interesting photos,?http://englishrussia.com/?p=5241#more-5241 It's good to see that some places are restoring WW1 tanks, though they look quite well preserved in the first place. jch
This one is at Mt Morgan in Central Queensland. it was previously incorrectly identified as a C73 on the basis of a couple of small images. Billett identifies it as a 95mm smooth bore gun captured by the Light Horse at Beersheba. Any ideas on the identification? Regards, Charlie -- Edited by CharlieC o...
Is there any way to post model pictures on this site? I am working on the Emhar Mk IV and I am making some improvements to the kit and I would like to post some in progress shots but I don't know how. Thank you for your help.
Just received in the post? John Glansfield's The Devil's Chariots - The Birth & Secret Battles of the First Tanks, and was wondering if anyone who has read it had any general impressions on it. Its importance, etc. Also, any further recommendations on early armored warfare in print? I've the fol...
Hi All, Since reading the Osprey Book on German Panzers 1914 -18 by Steven J Zaloga I have become fascinated with the images of the A7V Flakpanzer, so, as we have all no doubt done from time to time, I started to scratch build this beauty using a Tauro kit as a starter.? I started in January and have been wor...
