I have found an archive copy of the original Railgun website on a friends site. the Original Railgun website if anyone wants to copy any pictures / articles here, please feel free to do so! BW Nick R

A reprint has been made of LTC Harry W. Miller's post-WWI reference work on railway artillery up to 1920. The two volumes include just about every Allied railway artillery piece used or designed durin

I am planning a cruise to Bermuda this Spring. As a side project I was looking at a site that discussed the US military presence there. Interesting point which I have yet to research further was the p

1) https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=110331&start=570 Schneider was the French artillery manufacturer. Canet was another manufacturer who merged with Schneider resulting in the data plate

http://sbiii.com/history1.html http://sbiii.com/history1.html. Scroll down to his section labeled " World War II Historical Photographs (23 Mar 2017) In there you will find seven pix of German WWII ra

Watervliet arsenal video on making gun barrels https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtqwlgEC-bg A big difference from 120 yrs ago in Germany (previous video) Phil, Bklyn

Demonstrating a screw type (Welin) breech at Watervliet (NY) arsenal 1) Watervliet Arsenal machine shop url Modern Cannon Breech Demo Watervliet Arsenal Museum https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkP-R9RD

1889 Naval Breech opening and closingvideo. 1:23 min. Beautiful, polished brass, 9.2" interrupted screw, obturated breech. Count the number of turns to open of close the action. https://www.youtube.co

1) Here's a link to the Washington Gun Factory filmed in 1952 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epclkzKJvfc I like the slide rule shown at 2:06. I still have mine from the late 50's and my drafting set

13 minute video on the K5E https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmzFx7cfu7Y Phil Bklyn

Good video, terrible sound. Ammo drawn from storage, put on carts,moved to gun, K-5 emerging from bunker, elevating, firing. 01:18 to 01:55 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCkZSl6QHHQ Phil, Bklyn

This is a clip from the1965 movie, "The Train" The backstory is that this RR equipment was scheduled to be scrapped.The Movie Producer asked for the engine and cars stating they'd be destroyed in the

Two photos, short description Menace to the Nazis – The Green Ghost Armored Train https://www.warhistoryonline.com/instant-articles/armored-train-zheleznyakov.html Phil,Bklyn

Crane used for moving gun barrels at the U.S. Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington D.C., c.1909 (I'm sure this had some part in the USN 14" RR guns used in France in WWI) http://www.hom

Armoured Trains & Training Centers- Polish Armed Forces in the West 1939-47 v.23 I found this on Ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Armoured-Trains-Training-Centers-Polish-Armed-Forces-in-the-West-1939-4

1/72 German 28cm Kanone 3 Auf Lastentraeger E-75 on of the more bizarre ideas from WW2 - a K5 mounted on two Tiger/E-100 chassis

http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/25886/russia-just-imported-more-world-war-ii-era-t-34-tanks-than-they-will-buy-new-t-14s-this-year

Actually I still have a couple small things to do, one I didn't notice until I tool the pics and I can't finish the base until I find some trim I like. But I'm calling it done, not quite exactly as I

A 13 minute railwaygun video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmzFx7cfu7Y&t=81s railwaygun@groups.io Phil, Bklyn

Artmaster makes the Generator in 1/87th. it is in and out of stock at Panzerfux.de Clyde On 1/2/2019 6:14 AM, Peter Ellis wrote: If I was in London, I'd be happy to take you up on that ! BTW, someone