I found that photograph of a armored truck at the Bundesarchiv. Does anybody know more about this vehicle? It was used during the Kapp-Putsch in 1920. ?
With thanks to Pete, Kristof and several others, I was lucky enough to get a rather different view of Zonnebeke at the weekend - from the front seat of a Stampe SV.4 biplane. The Stampe SV.4 is a 1930's design, but most were built in the late 1940's. Although not a WW1 aircraft, it does however have a stron...
Here's the first part of my photos from a brilliant weekend, going to be a very large thread i'm afraid as took over 300 photos [img]http://img236.imageshac...
King and Country has put out their first WW1 armored car. It is labeled BUSSING-EBERHARDT early war version...The problem is that I and others can find no verification of this vehicle...You folks are the best and I ask for help...Will try to attach a photo, but if I cannot, maybe someone can access the...
Test shots are on the website. ? http://www.hat.com/Curr2/Bx8199JA/Bx8199JA.html http://www.hat.com/Curr2/Bx8200GI/Bx8200GI.html One or two of the poses are a bit gawky but they look OK. They've come up on the rails while we're still waiting for the 75, limber, etc.
Strelets have put a pic of the Infantry in Summer Uniform on the site. Unfortunately, they don't look as if they're to the highest standard. I think some are wearing the Adrian, but it's not a very good job. And there's what looks like a Lewis, which I'm not sure about although I stand to be corrected. Hav...
Gentleman?? Hello, I am in need of a very good drawing of the St. Chamond. The drawings I have do not have good detail, especially the track system. Any scale is fine, but 1/35 is preferred. I would greatly appreciate any help. All the Best Tim R-- Edited by Tim R at 17:37, 2008-06-03
Don't know if any of you chaps can help me out on this one, but i've seen on one website (which I now can't find, bit of a pain as if they were worn I want them!) brass MT shoulder titles for sale, which stands for either Mechanical or Motor Transport. Would these have been worn by those in the ASC associated w...
Hello everybody, I?ve got some questions about the Maxim MG in british service. Was the british Maxims in use in 1916? Can anyone give info about tripods/mounts?: What about the water-cooling equipmen...
Hello Gentlemen??? The third one is about ?the Italian FIAT Revelli Model 1914 machine gun.??All the BestTim R. http://www.smallarmsreview.com/pdf/Fiat.pdf ? The site also has a few other pdfs?one may be interested in as well, check it out!!!!!http://www.smallarmsreview.com
Hi! I'm trying to built a Fiat Izorski used by the Finns in the twenties, but I just notice there were at las to main models : One with simple circular turrets and another one with smaller truncated ones. Other differences could be noticed (rear suspension, side hull cutting, hatches etc. Does anybody...
Dear all, I am currently building three 210mm heavy mortars in 1/35. I bought the Verlinden kits in resin. - Please don't yell - The plan is to use this models to field them in games of Warhammer 40'000, to represent equivalent artillery models. What I would like to to, is to have 3 complete artillery sit...
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Does anyone have any information about the allocation of the "flying pig" mortars. I have read that it was one battery of four mortars per division but I don't think that is correct? Can anyone through some light on the level at which this weapon was deployed.
Martyn
does anyone out there know where I can get a couple of the airfix 1/72 kits of the world war 1 mark 1 tank,I am willing to pay a fair price and shipping preferably in the states,please contact me at znwood2000@hotmail.com thanks-zack wood
hello to all recent passion of the ww1,i just signed on this great forum. Thank you for welcoming me and please? forgive? my bad english. I live in France, i'am a modeller for 20 years and am about to mount a fiat izorski. David.
To go with my drawing of the 6in.Mk.7 gun I thought I would share these three pics.from the manual.Hope they are of use to potential modellers. -- Edited by ken musgrave at 17:13, 2008-05-31
Hello, I came across this fascinating ebook at GoogleBooks and had to mention it here. It is a formerly confidential US Ordnance Department document entitled Handbook of Ordnance Data and dated November 15, 1918.? There are photos and descriptive texts for just about every weapon system used by th...
Is it just me, or has anyone else ever thought that Lego would be a brilliant medium for modelling WWI Tanks? I did a little Google searching and came up with these - Lego - http://www.brickmania.com/Gallery2/war/MkVtank.jpg Meccano - http://www.scmec.us/images/Henley98/WW1-tank.jpg The ca...
Could anyone tell me on what dates C (3rd) Battalion Tank Corps started and completed exchanging their Mark IVs for Medium As, please?? Do we know what happened to the Mark IVs?? Were they transferred direct to another unit/s (which?)?or sent back to Central Stores? Thanks Gwyn
Over the past few days I saw no less than six 18 pounder field guns (seven including the Martin Perry mid-war conversion), the most numerous gun in the Royal Artillery's arsenal in the Great War. Apart from the seven seen during the week, and the one at the Muckleburgh Collection, Norfolk, are there an...
Hi! After long time delay, I eventually finished my US-ton converted from the 1/35 RPM kit with (very little) help from the MR Modelbau resin?set. At firt view the two tanks look very similar, if not identical, but if you look closer, there are a lot of change! For exemple, the turret shoult be totally r...
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Having now made my Cromwell Models Mk V* s. The model comes with the signaling post which sits on the top of the tank. Does anyone know how these were used? Obviously the batons can be raised and lowered but was it for some type of semaphore? I can remember seeing the same thing on the Bovingto...
Pits containing British and Australian dead from the Battle of Fromelles are being excavated. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7430622.stm You might notice that, unfortunately, the map shows a non-existent place called "Somme" on the French coast*. The BBC's budget for its websit...
