Hello all, does anyone have any photographs or drawings of the 'proposed' turret for Little Willie? I have searched this forum, and have got the photos and plans that are on here, but there is nothing concrete that I can see, or find anywhere on the internet. Any help would be gratefully received. I mod...
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Hello. I came across this photo while scanning WWI photos at NARA. The caption indicates that it is a model of one-man tank. That can't be correct, can it? Is it just an advertising gimmick?Regards,Marcwww.digitalhistoryarchive.com
Hello all, The Roden website has the following vehicles listed as 'in processing'...which I take it to mean in development for future release!! Kit 731. Rolls Royce Armoured Car Mk I (1920 pattern)...hope this has a set of spoke wheels to back date it to 1914 pattern!! Kit 733. FWD Model B 3-ton Lorry K...
Hello all Revell announced a figure set in 1/35 scale: "WW I Infantry German/ British/ French (1914)", product code 02451. The German part of this set consists of three sprues: one sprue with four figures and two sprues with the equipment (weapons, helmets, canteens, ammo pouches, spad...
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I am working on the realization of a CD devoted to the 194 GPF Saint-Chamond preserved at Fort Sill. The study will contain more than 350 photos (close-up, overall views). I am searching for documentation (data, drawings, ...) regarding the running gear, platform and gun in order to enclos...
I found a set of original drawings of the 75mm 1897 field gun. They are available on the Yahoo group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/75mm1897/ You are all welcome. Regards jean claude?? F6eju ham Radio
Nixie II has been partially rebuilt for one of her forward turrets, the turret is been carefully stored and has the original inside and outside paint from 1918, it was sealed with a grey oil base paint, which we carefully stripped to find the original paint, what a find. My company remanufactures muse...
Hi guys .
got back into modeling A F V just year and a half ago my main interest is guns in 1 72 scale have built a few railguns inc three scratch
built will post pics if i can work out how to post on site.
Here you can see the first photos of the latest WW1 figures of the German (Bavarian) manufacturer Hecker&Goros in 1:72 scale. There are two sets: German Tankcrew for the A7V, consists of four figures and British twoseater-crew (Pilot, observer and two mecanics). The Figures are made from res...
Here you can see the first photos of the latest WW1 figures of the German (Bavarian) manufacturer Hecker&Goros in 1:72 scale. There are two sets: German Tankcrew for the A7V, consists of four figures and British twoseater-crew (Pilot, observer and two mecanics). The Figures are made from resi...
I've seen so many clips over the last ten years that I'm having difficulty remembering what I've seen before. On the principle that seeing something twice won't do anyone any harm and it's better than not seeing something you should, I enclose a couple of links: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=72...
I enclose an image of the item. Does anyone happen to know which tank battalion(s) and infantry regiments it represents? It is supposedly a depiction of events on Sep 29th, 1918. Both British- and U.S.-crewed tanks took part, but Longstaff was Australian born, moved to England, and enlisted with th...
In the book the Russian Military air fleet in WW I Volume 2 it lists on 30.11.14 a Russian armored car "Spa" downing an aircraft of FFA 37 crewed by LtndR H Dahn POW and Obltn H. Deunert KIA NE of Lodz. youtube.com WWI the Eastern Front Winter 1915 has film clips of Russian armored cars. Also in...
Hi Just wanted to share this with you: Ebay caption says: Original Foto K.u.K. Panzerwagen Gouverment Jekaterinoslaw. [URL=http://s240.photobucket.com/user/Peter_T1958/media/www/Peerless%20Gouverment%20Jekaterinoslaw_zpskgy7hd06.jpg.html][IMG]https://i240.photobucke...
Greetings, Having just joined, I'll say hello to the group. I am a retired computer systems engineer and one of my hobbies is my home machine shop, where I recently finished restoring a 75-year old metal lathe. Now for a project that will use it and my other metalworking tools: I plan to scratch-build...
Hi I am currently working on a complete survey of the Mark IV Female at the Museum of Lincolnshire Life, now known to be 2743. My first task is to completely describe the tank as it was at the Tank Museum at Bovington before it went to Lincoln in September 1983. To do this I need as many photographs of it w...
At last I've found on the web the photo refrence for those nice "beute" decals that Emhar brings with their 1/72 Mk.IV tank. According to the caption: "Freikorps utilize a captured British Mk IV tank to put down the Spartacist Uprising, Berlin, 1919" note the visor-less helme...
During the war and up to world war two various wooden mockups were made for crew training, recognition and target practice or distraction purposes. Thought it would be a good idea to gather a lot of these together as they are quite interesting but generally just a side issue or ignored completely. Bul...
Pondering the strange layout of Burstyn's Motorgeschütz, in which the driver seems to be facing to the rear and possibly required to steer with the help of a periscope or something while travelling backwards, I had a thought: have we got it the wrong way round? Is the driver actually facing forwards?...
