Hi guys!
I got this request from Milan Vins (Tracks & Troops), and as I am on the road right now, I hope that someone in this forum can help him. The idea of making Photo-Etched tracks for WW1 kits is simply too good to miss!
You can contact Milan - who is a great guy - at milan.vins@tracks-n-troops...
Hi all,
I am trying to trace details of the elevating gear as mounted to the 1877 155mm french artillery gun. Several people have sent detailed photographs, but as with the ones on our site they don't show how it was constructed. On our site there is a plan veiw of the elevating gear as a pdf file link. Ho...
ICM which showed promise of releasing a wave of 1/35 WWI soldiers and maybe artillery
has decided to move into the ww2 market, and their new 2006 catalog, is mostly ww2 stuff no new WWI kits from them
In an earlier thread I baldly stated that the US army went into battle with Mk V* heavies and only used Mk Vs for training etc. I was wrong . Yes the Mk V* was used exclusivly in the majority of heavy tank actions but in the very last battle some Mk Vs were used. I shall have a quick penitent scourge.
A...
Howdy my fellow compatriot's,
Being a self-confessed addict of anything variant, I came across this rather grainy photo of what looks like a Model A SnoCat...and apparently it's an ambulance to boot!....Can anyone shine an identifying light on this one for us?...or has this p...
For the second time the landships "on this day in wwi" mentions a mysterious heavy gun bombarding paris
what is this gun?
any photos/info would be appreciated -- Edited by eugene at 02:30, 2006-03-30
Reading an account by Lt Spremberg - commander of 5th co (52nd Infantry Regiment) - an tank killing squad- who was heavily involved at Cambrai. He recounts his unit facing some 30 Mk IVs coming from the direction of Bapaume and being, to put it mildly, in some trouble when "Suddenly (at 4:30), be...
Hi all,
For those interested, I came across this picture in a local Sunday paper celebrating it's centenary. My apologoes for the quality of the scan...
Also, the Whippet featured in this e-book is the SA one....
hope this dosen't go over a topic already covered. I was wondering were the rails mounted on the top of british tanks a standard issue item right off the assembly line or were these a field modification if so how common were they ,any info on these would be helpful,thanks
I'm looking for large scale drawings of the Belgian Minerva Armoured Car, circa 1914, preferably in 1/32nd scale. Can anyone suggest a suitable model car kit to work off of?
Thanks!!!
Kerry Brunner
nailcreek@hotmail.com
Howdy All,
Was just curious about something, and thought I'd make an attempt at plumbing the superb expertise available here if you don't mind...
There have been several potential projects I have 'waved-on' because one of the main ingredients has been the Holt, or agricultural-style, tr...
A Big "Howdy!" to ALL.....
Just in case you've all already forgotten my name, this is Tread, or ' treader's' speaking to you.....yeah that's right, I'm 'back on the block'.
As the thread title says, I apologise for suddenly up and leaving the Forum here, as well as all of you fine peopl...
Is there an illustration of the markings carried by Musical Box on its romp thru German rear areas? In the absence of artwork or verbal descriptions, would it be reasonable to assume RAC flashes on the front of the track frames and upper bow plate and the name below the bow flash? Would it have carried ot...
Can anyone suggest a reference source for the uniforms used by the Uhlan regiments in 1914 Belgium? I've been reading a few books on early armoured cars, and Uhlans show up a lot. It would make for a great diorama to have a Minerva parked next to an "unhorsed" Uhlan sitting by the side of the...
To all comrades:
Wanted plans -3 view- dimensional data or useful pics from Daimler M17 ARTILLERIEZUGWAGEN
Thank you in advance,
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I just received an email from Cri-el directing me to their new releases, which include the Lancia IZM armoured car, Lancia 3Ro heavy truck, and 4 new Italian WW1 figures, including an officer armed with a pistol. The other 3 have rifles (their first batch mainly had more carbines than rifles). This br...
Does anyone have info on markings of US heavies in WWI? The few photos I can find show a flash on the front horns, which I would take to be red-white-blue in lieu of the British White-red-white. Is this correct? If so, in what order, front-to-rear? Any unit marklings, like the British company letter fol...
Looking at this photo is something wrong or is it just my failing eyesight? The proportions look wrong. Either the soldiers are too big or the tank is too small?
I assume we all have our own reasons for being interested in The Great War. My interest began through talking to my great-uncle, who was taken prisoner near St. Quentin in March 1918, 88 years ago today, as it happens.
We know that very few of those who took part are still with us. This is the news of the d...
Hi folks!
What weapons would you like to see in the WWI French Infantry Heavy Weapons 1/72 set? I'd be grateful for the links to the photos or drawings.
TIA!
G.
As known, Russians used armjred tractors in Civil War.
Can anybody help to found the scale drawings of usual tractors: Bullock-Lombard, Allis-Chalmers, Clayton, Ruston?
"American Cleve S. Shaffer, who built early orchard tractors, sold out to Fageol and designed an armored version, fitted with machine guns which he offered to the German Consul in San Francisco in 1915"
Does any one know anything about this? An Orchard tractor (for those unaware) was apparently d...
uDAustrAustro-Daimler Artilleriezugwagen M.17 o-Daimler Artillerdaimelr iezugwagen M.17 stro-Daimler Artilleriezug...