Railway Sleepers 1914 – 1945
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Read Time: < 1 minute Armored Train №. 12 “Poznańczyk” (Poznanian) shoved off the track at Płochocin in 1939. On the morning of September 9, at pp no. 12, he destroyed 7 German vehicles from the 23rd Infantry Division The Germans fired artillery and started a fire in one of the wagons. The train turned back to Warsaw and tried
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Read Time: 2 minutes FuMB-26 Tunis A further advanced radar warning device, the Tunis covered the 3cm band which was used by US radar. The antenna was horn-shaped, and as with the Fliege, it covered a wide horizontal arc and a narrow vertical area. To save bridge space, Fliege and the Tunis’s antenna were mounted back-to-back on a single
Read Time: < 1 minute Archiduke Charles, as commander of the c.k.armády performed regular military inspections. On August 24, 1916, he was in Galicia to inspect combat positions and personally inspected and armoured train No. II. Here he walks past the armoured train set. Then he stopped at an armoured steam locomotive of the 377 MAV series and “spoke” a
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Read Time: 2 minutes Quick Tip. Making wooden crates, by Sergiusz Pęczek 1) The resin PaK 40 AMMO crates are first primed with a AMMO grey primer using an airbrush, and then hand painted using A.MIG-036 Old Wood acrylic color. 2) When the base color is dry to the touch, we slightly modify the color by applying a very
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Read Time: 2 minutes QUICK TIP: “Painting cockpits with Zenital Light” by Diego Quijano Aircraft cockpits, especially those of WWII fighter planes, are a perfect spot to apply overhead -or zenithal- light paint effects. We are going to show a very simple method to do it. We start by applying preshading using the Black & White technique with black,
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Read Time: < 1 minute DUSTING WITH PIGMENTS by David Perez 1. This is the part we have selected for this short step-by-step article. It represents the surface of a rusted vehicle with faded green camouflage color. 2. We deposit small amounts of pigments onto the surface with a brush. It´s neither stippled nor moved around with the brush, just
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Read Time: 2 minutes Pic N1: We use the spare tire of a M 26 recovery vehicle as example. First the tire is painted with the acrylic color Zashchitniy Zeleno XB 518 A.MIG-083. Then we apply paint chips of different sizes and shapes on the edges with Reseda Green A.MIG-003 acrylic paint. Pic N2: We scrub the entire surface