I am looking for photos of Tanks in Canadian Service for use in an upcoming book - part of the Weapons of War series (http://www.servicepub.com/weapons.htm). Please contact me off-line at cliveATservicepub.com Thnx
Dear friends!
Here comes the most beautiful gun of them all! A true classic!! Krupp as used in East Africa and Balkan Wars. It is one of my favorite guns of WW1. In next mails some more obsolete guns from WW1.
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The Madsen saga seemed to have ended with the gun being issued to German mounted infantry,?Musketen Bataillons,?used as flying reinforcements. As they wore out or were destroyed or captured they were replaced by Lewises and these units were disbanded and merged into the general infantry. This pi...
though unfortunately i didnt take any pictures (thats about the only thing i didnt take pictures of, and only because i hadnt had the foresight to take my camera as my first failed trip the guards got upset with me and my cameras) it was quite nice, i took 2 trips, well sort of, the first time i went there i h...
How many of the Mk I males at Gaza were disabled by enemy action? I recently obtained a fairly poor photo which shows a disabled Mk I male at Gaza and would like to be certain of which one it is. The tank itself has had it's rear roof panels removed.
Looking at an old between the wars publication I noted a reference to the Mk II having "improved cast iron track rollers". I've not seen any other reference to this and its not the sort of thing you can tell from looking at a photo. I've often wondered if the Mk Is were particularly prone to mec...
Hello,
i'm an enthousiast in artillery of WWII, but my attention was drawn to the artillery made by Scoda. In an effort to build the 42cm Scoda M17 on 1/35 scale i got stuck by lack of pictures or drawings of the inside of the gun (craddle). The drawings i made was based on a&n...
I've been given an old Airfix model of La Haie Sainte farm. I thought it might be useful for dioramas, but it's dwarfed by?the Italeri house. Even the single-storey Airfix Forward Command Post comes almost to the roof of the farmhouse. Do I take it that the scale is the mysterious OO/HO, which is 1/76 or...
Hi, Im about to make a start on Emhars Whippet and would like scratchbuild the Hotchkiss mgs rather than use the kit items, has anyone a set of dimensions for this gun ????????????????? TIA ?????????????????????? Paul
not sure where this belongs, but, i was wondering if anyone had any information on different body armor designs, id seen pictures of curassiers and of course the brass pickelhaube designs. I was wondering if when they were desigining body armor they went back to any of those old style designs, like fu...
With a new resin kit of the RR and public rumors of another, I posted a few additional photos which might prove useful on my msn group ... under the "Other Stuff" folder.
I hope these prove useful!
http://groups.msn.com/RAFArmdCarCompanies/
I finally got a start on converting the Entex Rolls "Balloon Car" into a 1914 patter armoured car.? Here are a coupleof webcam shots of the progress I've made on the body.
this is a bit aside, but i am quite interested in older or alternative means of photography, and have come across several recipies for the manufacture of both dry and wet plates, from what i have seen most plates used in WWI were dry plates, but i could be mistaken as you do see decent shutter speeds on som...
Hello, I am looking for pictures of the German FK96a/a version that does not have the recoil system.? I am told this is the gun used by the Germans during the Boxer rebellion. There is a small picture of it in the artillery section of landships, but I need one with more detail.? Can anyone point me to a site...
This is again from that Dutch entry on the Schneider. The caption reads: Voordat de laatste Schneider aan Frankrijk was teruggegeven, gebruikte men in de jaarlijkse Carroussel deze houten imitatie. As far as I can make out, this means, "Before the last Schneider was given back to France (pres...
I am still afraid of posting pictures and links in this forum, as I do not know exactly how this works. But I found that in the Great War Forum: A place to playThis testing space is cleaned up from time to time. Posts are all subject to deletion. The possibility of try and error would make it easier for me.
As promised in the "Mks I to V - variations" thread, here is a very early draft of a guide to the differences. This draft only covers the Mk I, and the diagrams are also early draft (as noted in the text). The references I am using (so far) are "British Mark I Tank 1916", "The German A7V Tank" (for the Mk IV!),...
There was some discussion over the names given to Mediums - Whippet, Hornet etc. in the Modelling section of this forum. I thought it might help to try and clarify a slightly muddy pool.
Whippet was originally the name that Tritton allocated to his design, it was not official. The Ministry of Supp...
while sniffing around on the internet i found this website called rosebuds WWI and early aviation site, which has some amazing stuff, including rare pictures of zeppelins and other air weapons of the war, like this:
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There are a couple of v interesting vids on Youtube of the US Army's search for a suitable tin hat. Here's a montage of some of them. Blame Roger Todd for teaching me how to do this. The actual vid/DVD is available to buy. There was a site called Steelpots, but it seems to have disappeared. http://www.you...
Hi all, I want to put an unditching beam on a 1/35th scale mark IV I'm building, and don't have much information on how the rails were mounted to the roof.? I've got good photos of the mounting points at front and rear, but nothing very helpful for the roof mountings.? Can anyone help with a photo? thanks,...
i recently went on a trip to france for a photography class, and whilst at the mulberry harbor, i found in a militaria store among reichs passes and other nazi memorabilia 2 very interesting things, the first, a postcard, sent by one pierre robin "blese prisonnier bensheim a/d. bergstrasse, se...
A chap gave me this photo of a?Tank on display at Kiln Lane, Milnrow, Rochdale (now in Greater Manchester). The photographer chose a typically glorious Rochdale day?on which to take the picture. I've no more details.
