A new book in my library. (1 Viewer)
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le_steph40
Chief Master Sergeant
Hello,
Received this morning
Received this morning
Daggerr
Airman 1st Class
Pricey indeed. When I bought that Me 163 book on the first day it was available (30 sept) it cost me 47 euros incl. P&P at Bookdepository.
Now I see it costs 64 euros at BD.
A 36 % price increase within two weeks!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Looks really good Terry. Possibly heresy - but I think the story behind making the film is better than the movie.
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Awesome Book Steph some great new info in it to consider for Zero projects....
le_steph40
Chief Master Sergeant
Wayne, it's the reason why I'm modifying the wheel wells and small inner wheel well doors color, I also modified the propeller spinner...Very interesting book with some aircraft that I didn'k know (Nishizawa one's in 4th Kok.) and some precisions about the one flown by Okumura.
Thumpalumpacus
Major
Any suggestions for a book covering the Battle of Coral Sea in detail?
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Very interesting book with some aircraft that I didn'k know (Nishizawa one's in 4th Kok.) and some precisions about the one flown by Okumura.
So are you looking forward to the Eduard Zeroes...?
le_steph40
Chief Master Sergeant
Unfortunately not... My stock is at his maximum with Hasegawa and Tamiya models => 1xA6M2 M.21 + 2xA6M3 M.22s + 1xA6M3 M.32 + 2xA6M5s Hasegawa and 1xA6M3 M.22 + 1xA6M5 Tamiya (last molds). I think it's hard to sell now with the models to come from Eduard...
Lucky13
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Great score Jan, great series
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I got plenty of both brands too but resistance will be futile.....I will be drawn to at least 1 first release boxing.....sticking to that will be the hard part...Unfortunately not... My stock is at his maximum with Hasegawa and Tamiya models => 1xA6M2 M.21 + 2xA6M3 M.22s + 1xA6M3 M.32 + 2xA6M5s Hasegawa and 1xA6M3 M.22 + 1xA6M5 Tamiya (last molds). I think it's hard to sell now with the models to come from Eduard...
Lucky13
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buffnut453
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A few recent additions. The Brisfit book is absolutely THE BIBLE on the type. Incredible amounts of detail and tons of photos, all on high-quality glossy paper. It weighs a ton but was worth every penny. At the other end of the spectrum, the RAF Technical Notes date from 1918 and are the rigging notes for aircraft listed alphabetically from A to L....and, of course, they include the Brisfit. Fascinating info on how riggers would true-up these First World War types.
I think the others are pretty self-explanatory. The "Six Weeks of Blenheim Summer" is a personal account by a Blenheim pilot in the Battle of France. His Granddaughter helped finish the book. I hadn't seen it before until a spied a copy on a friend's bookshelf. Since I'm mostly interested in the first 2-3 years of WW2, and have had a long-standing fascination with the Fall of France in 1940, it was too good a book to pass up.
The Handley Page Aircraft book is very detailed. I primarily bought it for a comprehensive section about the use of converted Handley Page O/400 bombers as postwar commercial airliners. Alas, it didn't answer the questions I had but it did include some rather lovely photos of the type in South Africa.
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