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Modeller Issue 19 continues the high quality with some impressive models with the contents as follows:
Red Tide Rising (Part Two) by Adam N.P. Wilder, Carlos Elias and Abilio
Pineiro Grajera (pages 2-13)
Part 2 describing the construction of this large diorama with a disabled Panther
being overrun by a T-34-85 amongst a twisted industrial site. This section
deals with the construction of the base
and buildings with many progress photos.
T-Time by David Parker (pages 14-23)
This article deals with the building of the Trumpeter 1:16 T-34s with the descriptive
text accompanied by many superb close-up detail shots of the models during
construction showing the many additional detail items added for the interior
and exterior plus shots of the finished kits showing the excellent finish.
Anyone building these kits should read this article first for some real inspiration.
Inside the T-34-76 1942 (pages 24-27)
Eight black and white photos with two to a page of the interior of the Model
1942 with each photo large enough to really show the details for you to add
to
the
model.
Inside the T-34-85 (pages 28-31)
The inside of the -85 are shown in great detail, this time in full colour with
all those little details we all just love to see.
Inside the T-34-76 1943 (pages 32-39)
This section has many interior and exterior colour shots of a beat up Model
1943 but still show plenty of details that can be used to enhance the Trumpeter kit.
Euro Militaire 2004 Part 1 (pages 40-47)
This eight page spread shows in numerous colour photos the main winning models
from Euro Militaire 2004.
Keeping Track - New releases (pages 48-53)
The usual 6 page run down on new products for the modeller with brief descriptions
and photos of the products featured.
Building a Brummbar by Steve van Beveren (pages 54-64)
This article describes the building of an early model Brummbar with many excellent
close-up shots of the model under construction with additional shots of the
finished model with descriptive text highlighting the whole process.
The issue continues the excellent trend of this magazine with more excellent modelling and reference material.
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