Hi All, A quick question about the Renault FT tanks. I have bought the Meng kit of the cast turret version of this beast and did so because I love the idea of displaying the interior. So, in order to do this I would like to position the hatches in the open position. On reading the instructions though it wo...
Was there any prepared? Also, what would be organisation structure of FCM2 units? ? Would they follow artillery organisation like Chamonds and Schneiders?
I will be bringing out figure sets for the Middle East Campaigns next,Gallipoli,Egypt,Palestine and Mesapotamia. The one thing I would like to do is a set of Tankers to go with the MB "Gazza" tank. Anyone got any idea were I can get some good pictures ???? Cheers
I've found an old magazine article about this vehicle "Commer House Ambulance"... are there any period pictures of this vehicle? Were these ambulances common enough or just a few conversions on Commer chassis? D. -- Edited by Rectalgia on Wednesday 29th of August 2012 06:39:09 AM
http://data3.primeportal.net/models/thomas_voigt9/trumpeter_hobby_boss/images/trumpeter_hobby_boss_48_of_77.jpg-- Edited by Paul Bonnett on Friday 30th of January 2015 12:42:06 AM
In its latest issue, the french magazine "Tranch?es" deals with the tank battle at Niergnies?(Cambrai), on october 8th 1918.? Does anyone have informations (names...) of the four Beute Mark IV of Panzerwagen Abteilung Koch II, involved in the fighting (3 females and 1 male) ? Thanx, Ch...
Please help identify. Probably late 19th and early 20th centuries, Austria Hungary, found at the location of coastal artillery. -- Edited by A8erno on Thursday 29th of January 2015 12:19:22 PM
I found the guns pictured in the below website.Which is tricky to get to - I can't seem to save the web site properly.A Google search of 'CAMP No. 168 Cohoes, NY' will get you there. I pulled down a picture of them from the site.They are visible on Google - Street View: 90 Oneida St Cohoes, NY They a...
Mentioned in passing by Malmassari, but no further details: 25 novembre, 1915: Proposition de voiture blind? du capitaine De Poix. Don't know if it was wheeled, tracked, or another type altogether. Ring a bell?
Following on from the de Poix article, I mentioned a while back that the tracks on what we now know to be the de Poix bore quite a resemblance to the Diplock Chaintracks of 1911 and 1911/12. Couple of pics below. Hope there is agreement. What I also came across is what might be old, but I don't remember seei...
