KSM article archive
Noteworthy
Articles of Interest
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King Tiger Engine Secrets: The Porsche-SGP Sla 16 X-16 Diesel Prototype of WWII
Inside the advanced German tank engine — Porsche’s Type 203/212 — built for the Tiger II, E-75, and Maus, but cut short by war’s end. When the Tiger…
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MODELLER’S SHOW April 12-13, 2025
KSM-IPMS Show Participation and Display: Lindsay & District Model Railroaders Celebrating 50 Years of Modelling Mastery at the Lindsay Armouries For half a century, the Lindsay & District…
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Diecast Dreams: Discover Timeless Miniature Cars, Military Vehicles & Sci-Fi Collectibles
The Enduring Allure of Miniature Diecast Models From the first whirr of a spinning Diecast wheel to the meticulously restored classics that now grace collectors’ shelves, Diecast models…
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The Canadian Narrow Gauge Railways in WWI: How Gas Mechanical Locomotives Kept the Frontlines Moving
Discover how Canada’s railway troops and innovative gas mechanical locomotives revolutionized battlefield logistics, ensuring a steady supply chain through the trenches of World War I. The Canadian Narrow…
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Showcase Your Scale Modelling Triumphs: Inspire, Engage, and Connect Without Bragging!
Discover smart strategies to share your modelling achievements in a way that sparks inspiration and constructive dialogue, fostering a supportive community without sounding boastful. Sharing your scale modelling…
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Tale of Private № 2296: John (Barney) Hines
Stranger Than Fiction Colourful – Larger Than Life Character John (Barney) HinesThe Extraordinary, Apocryphal Tale of Private No. 2296, John “Barney” Hines, Australian Imperial Force, 45th Battalion: Photo:…
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Romantic Charm to Building Legacy Model Kits
There’s a unique, almost romantic charm to building legacy model kits from the 1970s and earlier. These kits, often packaged in worn cardboard boxes with vivid, hand-painted artwork,…
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Timber Railway Sleeper Use: 1914 – 1945
Wooden Crosstie Use During WWI & WWII Timber railway sleepers have long served as a fundamental component in railroad engineering, providing critical support and stability to rail networks.…
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Fleeing Hostilities
On the Run Moving out of harm’s way Great colourization. Gotta luv the tracks. Moving out of harm’s way17 pdr. gun) of ‘B’ Squadron of the East Riding…
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One Lucky Guy
Helmet Prevents Bad Hair Day February 23, 1945 The (unconfirmed) information I managed to find concerning this photo states that the smiling US soldier was from the 104th…
