By Angelo RomanoWORLD WATCHERSA Pictorial History of Electronic Countermeasures Squadron ONE (ECMRON-1) and Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron ONE (VQ-1)Pages: 308, Size: 8.5 X 11 (inches), Format: Paperback with semi-rigid cover or softbound.Illustrations: 633 mostly color photos, 39 color profiles, 82 patches
By Angelo RomanoWORLD WATCHERSA Pictorial History of Electronic Countermeasures Squadron ONE (ECMRON-1) and Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron ONE (VQ-1)Pages: 308, Size: 8.5 X 11 (inches), Format: Paperback with semi-rigid cover or softbound.Illustrations: 633 mostly color photos, 39 color profiles, 82 patches
By Chris Mrosko & Brett Avants64 pagessoft coverWarmachines 04 is entirely devoted to the Abrams tank in the service of the Iraqi Army. This book contains over 100 color photographs of the tank in use, many of which show combat damage and extensive use. This book also contains 8 color plates of the Iraqi Abrams showing various markings, as well as a complimentary Cartograf decal sheet with enough markings for 5 Iraqi vehicles.
The Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt Lock on NR. 7 is a nonfiction book by Willy Peeters, published by Verlinden Publications in 1990. This unassembled kit book features detailed information and photography about the aircraft, making it a valuable resource for aviation enthusiasts and military history buffs. With a focus on the assembly process, this paperback book weighs 0.4 lbs. and contains 36 pages, making it a comprehensive guide for building and referencing the A-10 Thunderbolt.
By Chris Mrosko & Brett Avants84 pagessoft coverWarmachines 03 is entirely devoted to the Abrams tank in U.S. service in Europe in 2017. This book is a larger Warmachines book, containing 82 pages of full color photographs of the M1A2 in both tan and green, and some even mixed colors. This book also contains 10 color plates of the M1A2 Abrams showing various markings, as well as a complimentary decal sheet with enough markings for several vehicles that are pictured throughout the book. 82 pages.
By Chris Mrosko & Brett Avants66 pagessoft coverWarmachines 6 is a photo-journal of the M1296 Infantry Carrier Vehicle - Dragoon, the upgunned Stryker for the 2nd Cavalry Regiment with improved firepower and mobility.
By Chris Mrosko & Brett Avants64 pagessoft coverWarmachines 01 is a visual reference of the U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps M1 Abrams-based assault breacher vehicle. This is the first book in the Verlinden Publications relaunch of the Warmachines series of photo-reference books. It contains 64 pages of full color, large format photos of the ABV in combat and training environments. Includes walkaround detail shots as well as weathering shots of the ABV with the full-width mine plow and the combat dozer blade.
The articles in this book feature several in-progress photos showing the scratchbuilding ingenuity of the master himself, Francois Verlinden. Built in the days before the days of fancy resin & photo-etched aftermarket products, this book offers a unique insight into the real work involved in the creation of model masterpieces. See how to detail a 1/48th scale F-16A and F-4EJ, and take a look at a fully detailed 1/16th scale F-16 cockpit. Several classic dioramas & vignettes are featured: On the double!, a Desert Rats barracks, Brief Encounter displays the Tamiya M1 Abrams passing the massive Sgt. York AA gun system, Paradise by the Desert side also describes the Sgt. York in detail, Chariot of Fire displays the Israeli Merkava tank from Tamiya, Breach to Victory with a Tamiya M5 Stuart passing through the dragons teeth of the Siegfried line, Commander's Delight in the Italeri M109 SP howitzer, and Knocked Out! with a mean Mini in the repair shop in 1/24th scale. A special article features Heavy Weight Centipede, a Belgian Army DAF heavy tank transporter converted by Eddy Janssens. German military vignettes include The Ignorant D-Day minus one, with some Germans relaxing at a Tobruk pit, and Temporary Residence is a shadowbox with German soldiers at rest. This classic book promises to continue the VP tradition of inspiration to all modelers, as well as military enthusiasts & historians around the world.