Can anyone help me or tell me where I can find the names of some of the A company tanks at Ancre 1916 . As Im working on a painting of A17 , one of the tanks that features in the?Battle Of Ancre?Film. I know that they were named after shows and songs like H M L S We're All In It?. Thanks
Something that crossed my mind while I was attempting to explain to a pillock on Wikipedia that the "Short" Hotchkiss was manufactured in Coventry, not Enfield: The Mk V*s that were delivered to the French - what machine guns did they carry? I can't consult chars-francais.net because the site is dow...
I have a few pictures from Duxford. It's a great museum, yet their Landwarfare Hall is a photographer nightmare! As a result I don't have that many shots of that area and I've missed quite a few interesting artillery pieces. 6 inch 30 cwt howitzer 7.5 cm GebirgsKanone L/17 M08 Only 12 of these guns were b...
Hello friends,a newmodel of thebrand Flyhawk Model andofoutstanding quality.Itis tiny,but the quality isimpressive.1940Frenchcamouflagethreehard-edgedtones.A smallambienceI hope you like it.It's a greatmodel ofthis smallFrenchtank.Regards¡¡-- Edited by Gefreiter otto on Sunda...
HelloFinally I managed to finish my research on "Hedi". I have examined closely all the sexteen (!) pics that are known up to this day. Now the result of this long-lasting work is available in form of the most accurate 3-view drawings in 1/35 Scale. [URL=http://s240.photobucket.com/user/Peter_...
This is my latest project, a Putilov-Garford armored car in 1920 Polish markings. I had the older Armo resin kit, but I shelved it due to turret issues. Some original plans from the Putilov plant appeared on Facebook this past year, which made it clear that there were dimensional issues on the resin ki...
Sorry if this is too OT (pre WWI)Help wanted please. The following description of a mortar appears in General Staff Handbook of the Mexican Army 1906. London; War Office, 1906. Naval & Military Press undated reprint, as part of the equipment in the Mexican artillery.These guns are something o...
No one has done it yet, so I will. A very merry Christmas to all who contribute to and/or learn from the Forum. It's a pity that the world doesn't seem to learn anything. A probably forlorn wish for peace in 2017. J
Good day Landship members. Could the policeman in this picture be placed in a 1919/1919 scene? I have noticed on pictures that the number of buttons on the coat changed over the years. Are there any other things I have to change to fit him in a scene from justa after the great war? Hope to hear from you, bes...
Finally - the manual for the 194 GPF SPG has turned up on Gallica. http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k9612676c Lots of detailed drawings of the recoil and projectile charging systems. There may be manuals for the 280mm howitzer version and the tractor but the search engine hasn't disgorg...
Hi,I have just received the above,an excellent kit. On the box label it has 1:72nd scale but on examining the sprues I have come to the conclusion it is nearer 1:76th scale. I took another look at their FWD kit and realised that to is nearer 1:76th. Has any one else noticed this or do I need new glasses??
This is on Miniart website, no details but sounds interesting for WW1 modelling. ========================================= Dear All,We would like to share our plans for 2016 with you.MiniArt is going to launch new series of models next year which are:- 1:35 WWI Military Miniatures Series ...
I should need help for a project of restoration. Mr Jon Stanat is searching for documentation dealing with the SpanishSchneider mountain gun 70 mm M 1908 in order to restaure the artillery piece located in his town. He is searching in fact for plans or measurements in order to fabricate a replacemen...
This military book specialist now has a website: www.booksmanchester.com In the latest paper catalogue: a fine copy of David Fletcher's British Tanks 1915 - 19 - £40
It official I've finally gone loco! I've never really been a big fan of trains but have suddenly become obsesed with all things narrow gauge so I've embarked on a small train journey. It's should be a fairly quick one as everything you can see here was done in one afternoon
Hello Landship-members, A question about the Mark V female tank with portable tank crane. in David Fletchers book on the Mark V there is a drawing of this tank with some text. here is a copy of the text from the internet: "the crane was bolted to the idler shafts on the inner face of the horns". Can anyone...
After a break from modeling I finished this excellent kit by GB Modelli. Not sure if the interior was sand, but all the references I could find showed yellow. However, it migh have been green. Regardless, I hope you like it. Thanks, Rob
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assault_gun It claims that the first purpose-built assault guns were StuG III. It defines assault gun as: "An assault gun is a gun or howitzer mounted on a motor vehicle or armored chassis, designed for use in the direct fire role in support of infantry when att...
Does anyone remember seeing the following Mk.IV or Mk.V build on the web in recent months? I forgot to save the link and would love to refer to back it -British Mk.IV or V *MALE* tank, Meng or Takom built with the left 6pdr canon removed & the gun shield dislodged / resting at an angle in the sponson. Th...
Hello, I just have the information that Hunor will release the different elements of the A-H armoured train. I don't know if it is the re-use of the Fine Scale factory masters or if it is a brand new kit. Anybody have more information ? Release date ? ... Alll the best
