Landships II

baldwin · Hero

British cavalry

MK1 Nut · Hero

Hi

I didn't find a drawing or photo, but did find this.... WW1 Cavalry equipment

Helen x

James H · Legend

Try this, old boy.

http://www.paoyeomanry.co.uk/LY12.htm

Scroll down a little.

MK1 Nut · Hero

I think you hit gold there James, almost makes me want to sculpt a horse myself.

Note to self.... � Finish other projects first!�

H x

baldwin · Hero

James

What a star !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

James H · Legend

We are all striving in the common cause.

baldwin · Hero

It never ceases to amaze me that whatever request you put on you always get the answer.

So the cavalry bit is definitley on, the sculptor is doing his thing at this very moment.

Again many thanks.

I didn't think I was common,who have you been speaking to James ????!!!!!!????

Excelsior1 · Major

James H wrote:
Try this, old boy.
http://www.paoyeomanry.co.uk/LY12.htm
Scroll down a little.

�That is a fantastic link!

James H · Legend

Excelsior1 wrote:
�That is a fantastic link!

�I'm assuming there's some irony here, since the link appears to have packed up.

Rectalgia · Legend

Still works fine for me James.� You might have just experienced some (usually) momentary issues with the hosting server or with your own network's DNS servers - the messages given when the site fails to resolve are different in each case (generally "error 404" and/or "page not found" in the first case and "non-existant domain" OWTTE in the second).

There are things you can do about the DNS issue, but not worth the fiddling around with if it "comes good" by itself fairly quickly, as is generally the case.

Error 404 is not related to "rule 303". :)

Steve

James H · Legend

Steve. I know you meant well, but did you seriously imagine that I would understand a word of that?

Anyway, I turned it off and turned it back on again. A little idea I came up with. Works OK now.

Rectalgia · Legend

James,

San Fairy Ann - the key concept being it was not "down" for me and if it was down for you at that point it was unlikely to remain so, on the balance of probabilities when adopting the Copernican Principle of Mediocrity which is to say it is improbable that we - or you - occupy an especially unique space and time in the cosmos although in my case I am precisely antipodean to the Bermuda Triangle so you may prefer to take a cautious approach and reserve judgement in this instance.� But yes, the magical "power-cycle" or ON/OFF button pushing may have helped.

And I digress again - to return to the topic, it is a marvellous website giving rare detail of cavalry rig and accoutrements, it is still available on-line and thank you for bringing it to attention.