The latest in the series I guess. Been thumbing my way through it and have been enjoying the trip.
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A B-24 book selection, yes, but a B-17 book selection, no. Not that there are not good B-17 books out there, it'sjust that none jump out at me right now. Will keep thinking though...
Thanks. Will be watching for a (reasonable) copy of Consolidated Mess.The B-24 Liberator: A Pictorial History Hardcover – June 1, 1976
by Allan G. Blue (Author)
and Consolidated Mess
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Do you guys have B-17 book suggestions? I have Freeman's B-17 Flying Fortress book and was looking to add another to my collection full of great content.
Depends on what you are looking for. The mechanical side and history of the machine or squadrons, markings and such? Currently at work but post a few I have that you might find interesting.
Thanks Paul
Hello Paul,
I'm more interested in the history and quality photographs although I may get into modeling down the road with my son.
Steve
Morning Steve,
I have both of these. Both are good on history and different models with pictures though me personally prefer Peter M Bowers even though its older. I has quite a few more pictures of the early years of the B-17 and well I prefer the 8x11 roughly pages over the 6x9 roughly pages. Both cover from beginning of the B-17 to post war usage. Both can be found for a decent price yet. Hope it helps
All the best
Paul
Amazon product ASIN 0913194042
Amazon product ASIN B00E8HPKQ0
Thank you for the recommendations, Paul. Will look into those.
This came today and is supposedly signed by all three involved in its creation. I don't know, I wasn't there.