Hi all
if you gusy recall
ICM wanted to make the Russian 76mm Field Gun M.1902/30 in 1/35
well I though the project was dead, but I decided to email someone in the company, and they said they want to make it but they have little info on it!
So if we provide planes and info they will make the kit...
Hi all
Both of the nations had decently large air forces
and recieved goods from Germany and Russian respectively.
what kind of armored cars did they posess?
thanks
It seems that of all large scale wwi kits, artillery is the most sorely lacked
I am trying to come up with all the kits in 1/35 resin or plastic
and is there any heavy artiller at all?
emhar
18 pndr
76mm feldkanone
des kit
75 mm french
rpm
some thing that resembles the 75mm, but...
Does anyone have any details of the vehicles used in the campaign against the oases in the Western Desert in WW1? I already know about the armoured cars used by troops under the command of the Duke of Westminster but I've seen references to lorries equiped with artillery (an early example of portee?) i...
Without wishing to over expand the scope of this excellent forum I though it might be ueful to consider just what we mean by WW1. When I was but young I was taught that it started in August 1914 and ended 11th Nov 1918 but of course it didn't officially end until 1919 and fighting in 'spin offs' of one kind or...
In a number of recent threads I've seen a number of comments expressing regret that DeMole was not honoured for his tank design predating Tritton, Wilson et al. I was therefore surprised when broswing in a second hand bookshop in Haye on Wye today to find that in 1933 he was awarded the CBE for this. (For...
The small line of Landships Decals are slowly groing. Added to the range now is a set of 1/72 scale decals for WW1 Russian & Russian Civil War AFV's. The set has been put together by Michel Boer, and in my opinion it's the best in the whole range!
In my readings I have come across several references to this body and its workings. A picture starts to emerge. It would appear that the AEF in France were not prepared to countenance the ordering of tanks on their behalf unless they had either been involved in the design process or had actually evalua...
"Tanks In The Great War 1914-1918" by J.F.C. Fuller, is one amazing book.
It was first printed in 1920, but has recently been reprinted by "The Battery Press, Inc." ISBN: 0-89839-325-6
This book covers all the different tank battles in surprising detail. Even the Second and Third battles o...
Hello, has somebody illustrations, pictures, sketch of the German developments at end of the 1st World War:
- Infanteriekampfwagen "Hessen-Cassel"
- Infanteriekampfwagen "Horch"
- schwerer Kampfwagen "Benz-Br?uer“
Thanks
Just recieved my shipment of old articles from a historical society, involving Edwin Wheelock and/or the Skeleton Tank, from Winona Minnesota.
BIG images, but worth it!!! Check It Out.
1st Attachment: Article about how Edwin Wheelock may have been the true inventor of the British tank. D...
A while back we brought up the 'Scat the Kaiser' tank, and a simple side-view drawing of the strange Holt design was presented. But, does anyone have any pictures of it? Or anything new?
I read somewhere that there were a couple mockups built of different versions of this "Special 18" vehicle.
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...is amazing.
While written in Russian, with cyrillits letters difficult to decipher for average forumite (or I underestimate you?) it contains lots of cool pictures.
First the Rhomboids in Russia:
http://armor.kiev.ua/Tanks/WWI/Mk/
Index page for WWI tanks is here. In Russia...
Just saw this in a book, and figured I'd scan the pic and post it.
Was this sucker an artillery mover? Supply mover? Both?
It certainly looks like it was built purely for the war. It certainly does not look like an agricultural model.
When I first saw it, I thought the book must have got it wro...
Howdy All,
This is a question I just have to pose to you All...
As much as I really enjoy model kits from the Great War and that era, I must at the same time admit to at least a wee bit {and this is putting it mildly}of frustration regarding the unavailablity of land vehicles I want in 1/35th...
Hi
I ve read in several places that the Italians bought a couple of schneiders and soon realized that they were worthless and spent their effrots copying the ft-17, but are there any photos of the Italian schneider?
Two more sites with Model T's a la WWI.
The first is a reprint of a Canadian magazine of the period, "Ford Times," the war issue. LOTS of ambulances, but other stuff too. A favorite is "army transport with body made from old packing crate." Pipe transports, too.
[url]http://www.mtfc...
I just got a EMHAR mark IV male tank I opened the box and found that they did not give any instructions! does any one have instructions for this tank that could e-mail them to me? I NEED THESE INSTRUCTIONS to build this model its for a huge history project (the kind that make of b...
Howdy All,
Felt the need to exercise my 'Duh!' synapse by asking what is probably a question that has already been answered many times by the crowd here, but....can someone identify these two vehicles please?
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Howdy All,
Again, here I go with the questions!.....jeeeeez, {I warned ya}
I don't mean to ask what in my mind is a simple question, but just so's I can get some kind of answer I'll ask it anyway.
I've built a decent amount of WWII armoured vehicles and so have had my share of dealings with man...
Howdy fellas,
Yep...me again I was curious if this kit was any good....
It's by Tauro {obviously}, and I am pretty happy with their A7V kit, so I was hoping for some critique if at all possible form any...
I was just perusing my mysterious little Russian book, and I noticed some stuff I hadn't caught before. The book is about early armor, up to about 1918.
Now, these are probably very unimportant, but I thought I would post them anyways - simply because I don't have the foggiest idea what they are.
...
Hello Guys
Since we all like unusual vehicles, I thought we could have a good discussion on these very strange WW1 Landship/ Battleship drawings dated 1917 and 1918. The first is the Aubriotand Gabet Landship: which runs on 4 sets of tracks.
Second is the Atherton Land Battleship:...
For those of you who like to see Landships move, the Imperial War Museum shop is still selling the Battles of the Somme on Ancre on VHS PAL. These are original silent WW1 documentaries, the Battle of the Ancre includes the earliest film of British tanks among lots of other material. Sadly they ar...
I just got a EMHAR mark IV male tank I opened the box and found that they did not give any instructions! does any one have instructions for this tank that could e-mail them to me? I NEED THESE INSTRUCTIONS to build this model its for a huge history project (the kind that make of b...
Hello Guys
I have run across some more information on Russian WW1 tank designs, I hope Stoyan/or any body else can shed some light on this for us.
Zhitonoski Tankette (Shield Bearer) was a private venture designed as a one man vehicle with a prone driver/gunner. Maxim MG in limited t...
I was curious if this kit was any good....
It's by Tauro {obviously}, and I am pretty happy with their A7V kit, so I was hoping for some critique if at all possible form any...