Trench sections (1 Viewer)

[leedsfromsouth]

Can anyone help me ,I have all 5 sections of the ww1 trenches,but can’t figure out how they go together.. help
Rich

 

[mestell]

I have 9 of WBritain's WWI allied trench sections. This is how I have arranged them. Hope this helps.

Mike

 

[Louis Badolato]

Mike,

Those trench sections look fantastic!

 

[leedsfromsouth]

I have 9 of WBritain's WWI allied trench sections. This is how I have arranged them. Hope this helps.

Mike

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Thank you,that’s a great help

 

[Artillery_crazy]

I have 9 of WBritain's WWI allied trench sections. This is how I have arranged them. Hope this helps.

Mike

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Great diorama....I recall when Britains offered them....And I even considered buying , but my purist better side talked me away from it....The army/artillery branch would never have postioned a piece of artillery ( especially a field gun - who´s elevation was not very high, and was used for flat fire tragectories and even better so with open slits...so really flat firing ) at a front line trench...the firing from that postion dug in would be inneficient to the best, especially as it is dug in....Now were it be a howitzer it would have been a stretch in artistic licensing...but one would say, well it has a higher elevation hence indirect couter battery fire would be ok...then the only question left to the mortals like us is to ask how on earth was the artillery piece brought into that position...The same series had a German offering, and in that one they offered a heavy mortar in a trench set up...much closer to the real thing....
Cheers
A_C

 

[leedsfromsouth]

Is that the whole collection Mike ?

 

[mestell]

Is that the whole collection Mike ?

These are all the allied trench sections made by WB. They also made a series of German trench sections that I didn't collect.

Mike