AFV
Modeller Issue 6 continues the excellent trend of previous issues, the contents are as follows:
It's Not easy
being Green by Jean Baptiste Verlhac.
A six page feature on painting green vehicles, the article is illustrated with
numerous photos of the authors T-60 plus other Russian vehicles.
Snow Leopard
Sweden's Strv 122 by Anders Isaksson.
An 18 page feature on building the Strv 122 using the Tamiya Leopard
2A5 and HKCW Strv 122 resin conversion. The article has in-progress photos as
well as numerous photos of the finished kit and crew figures. Tips on applying
the Swedish can scheme are aslo included.
Panzerbeobachtungswagen
IV by Tom Cockle
An interesting 11 page article on building this unusual version of the Panzer
IV. Using the Tamiya Pz IV kit there are many photos of the additional
detailing of the kit as well as the alterations to make a well detailed and
finished model of this version.
Panzerbeobachtungswagen
IV The History by Hilary Doyle and Tom Jentz, and photos contributed by
Stefan deMeyer.
To supplement the model article we have this 3 page history of the vehicle with
detailed text and WWII photos to give a good insight to the vehicle.
Xtreme detail
M26 Pershing
4 pages of excellent colour close-up photos of the Pershing, just the thing
for detailing the Tamiya kit.
Keeping Track
- new releases
A brief 3 page rundown on new releases from ABER, and Archer Fine
Transfers.
M26 Pershing
by David Parker
In this 13 page feature, Dave shows how to add those little extra details to
make the Tamiya model stand out. The article includes photos during construction
as well as many good close ups of the finished model. This article along with
the photos of the real thing will be a great help in building the kit.