I have the CSM Lanchester and was interested in the "Persia" option. I assume, perhaps wrongly, that we mean Dunsterforce here. As far as I can ascertain, Dunsterforce only had a couple of RR a/c's and several hundred Ford Ts and various trucks including at least some of the Australian LCP. 500 Ford...
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ICM have announced a 1/35 1914 Paris taxi, as used to ferry troops forward to stop the German advance at the River Marne. Now all we need is some enterprising figure company to do a driver and some Poilus crammed in the back. I am perhaps surprised that ICM didn't launch a set too: it's the passengers th...
An interesting photo I wanted to share with you. Unfortunately still not available yet in a bigger scale (1/35)! Picture was taken at Innichen (Bozen, Italy) in front of th...
Hello to all! While not strictly vehicle related, I still have a question maybe of interest to the forum regarding the Battle of the Somme: Behind the front line the Germany had a vast circular underground fortification near Thiepval which was created by General Franz von Soden. This helped many Ger...
I recently came into possession of these images. There is no information with them as to a location or date other than a hunch they are in the UK somewhere. Its hard to read on the image with the resolution of the camera but by eye, the vehicle number seems to be 9569. Any information appreciated.
The Takom kit with various after-market items. Dry mud and dust rather than muddy mud. I believe that Gofasta was A347, but I'm sure someone will tell me otherwise! I couldn't see the number in any photo showing the name that I could find. The name is stenciled from a DN Models mask set which also conta...
Haven't seen these barrel (MAN) or carriage (O&KD) markings elsewhere, these appearing on Rockhampton's gun Nr.14934. Anyone able to identify these manufacturers? Thanks Mark ?
I've had an email from a guy who has tried to create a Landships login but the system says his membership is pending but no further action has occurred. Is there anyone left with admin privileges to unscramble this? PM me and I'll provide details. Regards, Charlie
Wondering if anyone here has been able to decode the abbreviations used by minenwerfer manufacturers, 'JK' and 'H.36' (shown here) being two that I have commonly encountered? Thanks Mark -- Edited by bauple58 on Wednesday 7th of November 2018 04:43:45 AM
I'd like to make some decals of vehicle numbers for British vehicles in WW1. I know the size (4 or 6 inches), but not the font. Could someone help me out here and give me the name(s) of word processor or Photoshop fonts that are representative of these markings? Thanks . . . Bosun Al
Scheme and markings unashamedly copied from the recently-restored Weald Foundation tank, having been convinced by their restoration research -- Edited by Peter Smith on Saturday 20th of October 2018 05:07:25 PM
?Hello Gentlemen? I have found an interesting article on converting the AIRFIX Old Bill Bus into a Pigeon Bus. The article is entitled (Pigeonnier Militaire) Pigeon Soldier, and it is in French.But I figured it would be interesting anyway. Maybe some one can translate it.Anyway Good Luck if any one...
Here's another railway gun artwork. To be honest I'm not entirely sure exactly which piece of equipment it is. The French guns seem to have used common carriages with only detail differences between weapons. On top of that, the captions in the book I got the line art from, "Rail Gun" by Batchelor/Hogg...
My latest artwork project is the US 14 inch Model E railway gun and while I've found a lot of good reference to develop the plan view I have no idea what color the actual weapon might have been. All the black and white photos show her without camouflage but apart from that I'm at a loss. Any suggestions woul...
In WW1, many US Army units were issued with French limbers, caissons, and Fourgon wagons in place of the US M1918 Limbers and Caisson and Escort Wagons. The text from the 113th Field Artillery unit history tells this story on page 51:http://www.lovettartillery.com/US_WW1_1 ... pment.html I have...
Good Day I am looking for any information in regards to the Tank Supply Roller built by Ruston and Proctor, i.e., photo's drawing and technical information, Height, Width etc.. Many thanks in advance.
There is a new book I found on the Great war forum "British and Dominion Formation and Unit Vehicle signs 1914-1918by Rox Dux and Mike Hibberd on British ect vehicle signs of WW I. It just come out.
I've recently completed the construction phase of the Masterbox Mark II female. I had to make a few changes.Changed the round track tensioner ends to square with flattened solder.Replaced the rubber band kit tracks with W^D resin ones. The grousers are from JK ResinReplaced the Lewis guns and sh...
