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<p><strong>24 ORDNANCE DEPOT</strong></p><p>New and recent accessory sets and modelling materials</p><p><strong>26 BATTLE OF NORMANDY</strong></p><p>A US column passes through the hamlet of Le Theil, in the Orne département</p><p><strong>28 FLAK IN THE BOCAGE</strong></p><p>Dragon’s 1:35 Marder Flakpanzer in a Normandy bocage diorama</p><p><strong>38 MINE, ALL MINE!</strong></p><p>Takom’s magnificent 1:35 Minenräumer S</p><p><strong>43 TIGER ASSAULT!</strong></p><p>The mighty 38cm assault mortar joins Tamiya 1:48 armour line-up</p><p><strong>44 RENAULT FT-17: AN ADVANCED, WORLD-WIDE WARRIOR</strong></p><p>Photo-references for the Renault FT-17 light tank</p><p><strong>50 BRITAIN’S BATTLEFIELD BUS</strong></p><p>Takom have released an all-new, fully detailed 1:35 FV432 in injection-moulded plastic</p><p><strong>52 AUTOMITRAILLEUSE DE DECOUVERTE</strong></p><p>Building the 1:35 Panhard 178 AMD-35 of ICM</p><p><strong>58 BATTLE OF NORMANDY</strong></p><p>Destruction at the hands of the Panzerdivision Hitler-Jugend</p><p><strong>60 TAKOM’S SUPER-HEAVY: TWICE AS MICE!</strong></p><p>Takom have introduced two, all-new 1:35 kits of the mighty WW2 German Maus</p><p><strong>62 BOOK REVIEWS</strong></p><p>Military model-related book reviews</p><p><strong>66 SIGN OFF</strong></p><p>A StuG.III, KO’d At Sainte Mère Église</p><p><strong>4 NEWS</strong></p><p>Military model product news</p><p><strong>6 SUBSCRIBE AND RECEIVE A FREE TOOL SET!</strong></p><p>A very special MiM subscription offer!</p><p><strong>8 ‘TEN HUT!</strong></p><p>Eight new military kits on parade</p><p><strong>10 ALONG CAME A SPIDER…</strong></p><p>Adding extra details to Hobbyboss’s SS-23 Spider Tactical Ballistic Missile</p><p><strong>16 ONE CAREFUL OWNER</strong></p><p>Using a DEF Model conversion to create a Wehrmacht T-34-85</p><p><strong>18 PANZER-KILLER IN 1:35</strong></p><p>A Sherman Vc Firefly ‘Belvedere’ of the Staffordshire Yeomanry, Normandy, July 1944</p>

<p>In modern modeling, some of the best model companies are located in Japan: Tamiya, Hasegawa, Aoshima, Fine Molds, Pit-Road, Bandai, etc. lt is not strange that Japanese vehicles occupy a part of their catalog, to satisfy the demand of their local market. In the rest of the world there is also a growing interest in Japanese vehicle models, mainly in Europe and the United States. Other brands with large sales in the Asian country have not neglected their offerings of Japanese vehicles either.</p> <p>The Japanese theme in figures, airplanes, cars, ships and military vehicles is present in any model store around the world. The Japanese identified their vehicles with a “Type” number, coinciding with the year in which it was put into service according to the Japanese calendar, far example 2595 (1935 according to the Western calendar). Following the “Type” number, they were asigned a name, consisting of the tank’s category designation followed by the correlative letter of the Japanese alphabet.</p> <p>There were a multitude of vehicles, and in this publication we are going to see some of the more interesting ones from the modeling point of view as well as some very useful techniques to make the models. </p> <h3>Specification</h3> <ul> <li>Bilingual (English and Spanish)</li> <li>136 pages</li> <li>Semi-hard cover</li> </ul> <h3>Content</h3> <ul> <li>TYPE 95 Ha-Go</li> <li>TYPE 97 Shinhoto Chi-Ha</li> <li>TYPE 97 Te-Ke</li> <li>TYPE 89 Chi-Ro</li> <li>TYPE 2 Ka-Mi</li> <li>TYPE 4 Ka-Tsu</li> <li>TYPE 4 Ho-Ro</li> <li>TYPE 98 Shi-Ke</li> <li>TYPE 1 Ho-Ni</li> </ul>

<p>This is a guidebook that explains how to assemble a plastic model with abundant photographs. Starting with the introduction of the tools necessary for assembling the model, from the basics such as how to separate parts, mating, and processing of parting lines, painting techniques that make a difference in finish such as smearing and washing methods.</p><p>We will pick up plastic models of four genres of tanks, ships, automobiles and airplanes and introduce in detail from assembly to painting and finishing techniques. There is also a production process chart (7 to 8 days), so it is also a point to use as a guide for your efforts.</p><p>The author is Tomoe Ogoshi, who is widely active as a pro modeler, opening many model making classes. It is a guidebook packed with the fun of making models with more than 700 photographs!</p><p>B5 variant size 176 pages Published by: Oizumi Shoten.</p><h3>Contents</h3><ul> <li>List of tools useful for making plastic models</li> <li>Basic techniques of plastic models</li> <li>Aircraft model (1/48 Mitsubishi Zero type shipboard fighter type 52)</li> <li>Tank model (1/35 German heavy tank Tiger I type initial production type)</li> <li>Ship model (1/700 Japanese battleship Yamato)</li> <li>Car model (1/24 NISSAN Fairlady Z)</li> <li>Plastic model glossary &amp; index</li> </ul>

<p>AMRM No. 327 December 2017</p> <h3>Specifications</h3> <ul> <li>Category: AMRM Back Issues</li> <li>Publisher: SCMRA Publications</li> <li>EAN/ISBN: 0045-009X</li> <li>Published: 01/12/2017</li> <li>Volume: 28</li> <li>Format: Magazine</li> </ul>

<p>Scale Aircraft Modelling Magazine February 2019 Back Issue</p>

<p>Model Aircraft May 2020</p>

<p>Scale Aviation Modeller Magazine Volume 26 Issue 8 August 2020</p>

<p>This book provides a comprehensive and complete view of the crude beginnings and fast evolution of armored warfare during the Great War. It includes historical texts illustrated with period photographs, and detailed colour profiles of each of the most outstanding models. Also included is a brief reference to the evolution of military aviation during the Great War, with colour profiles of the most important fighter planes used by all contenders. As a bonus, the book offers a worldwide exclusive; a fantastic collection of large format black &amp; white photographs, never before published; surely, such an amazing photo collection will inspire modelers into making accurate dioramas and vignettes of the First World War; the first mechanized war.</p> <h3>Specification</h3> <ul> <li>172 Pages. Soft Cover.</li> </ul>

<p>AMRM October 2024 Issue #368</p>

<ul> <li>4 NEWS DESK<br>New kit and model product news</li> <li>16 CHAPMAN’S CHAMPION COMES HOME!<br>Tamiya’s classic Team Lotus Type 49 is back, this time with<br>added goodies!</li> <li>18 CZECH MATE!<br>Some creative weathering techniques on a Tamiya classic,<br>the 1:35 T-72M1</li> <li>40 DINKY DINGO!<br>Tamiya’s new 1:48 British Dingo Mk.II armoured scout car,<br>previewed</li> <li>41 NEW RELEASES ACCESSORIES<br>New and recently issued modelling accessories</li> <li>43 LATE-WAR LEAD-SLED<br>A quick look at Tamiya’s all-new 1:35 Jagdpanzer IV ‘Lang’</li> <li>44 BOOK REVIEWS<br>New scale modelling-related books reviewed</li> <li>46 TRAINER WITH TEETH PT.2<br>Trumpeter’s 1:48 A-37A Dragonfly, complete!</li> <li>54 A FINE INSTRUMENT OF MODELLING!<br>A professional airbrush for demanding spraying<br>operations, the Iwata Custom Micron B</li> <li>56 NEW RELEASES KITS; FROM TELFORD<br>New model kits seen at Scale Modelworld 2014</li> <li>58 KAMPFPANZER M48<br>A look in the box of Revell’s new 1:35 M48A2GA2 kit</li> <li>60 DIORAMA IDEAS<br>An atmospheric scene from Normandy as a P-47D<br>Thunderbolt is re-armed</li> </ul>

<ul> <li>p 4 NEWS<br>What’s new in the world of military modelling</li> <li>p 55 LARGE SCALE<br>What’s happening with releases 1:24 scale and larger</li> <li>p 56 INCOMING<br>News on accessories, tools and finishing products</li> <li>p 58 1:48 SCALE<br>Luke Pitt explores 1:48 scale military models, figures and accessories</li> <li>p 60 BOOKS<br>Roundup of the latest modelling and referencetitles</li> <li>p 66 LAST POST<br>Late breaking news and ramblings from the Editor<br>FEATURES</li> <li>p 6 THINK TANK<br>Jagdpanzer IV by Zack Sexand Hilary Louis Doyle</li> <li>p 14 GUDERIAN’S DUCK<br>Tamiya 1:35 Jagdpanzer IV/70(V) by Brett Green</li> <li>p 24 DON’T WASTE ANYTHING<br>Academy 1:35 Merkava IID by Sean Lynch</li> <li>p 32 GALLERY<br>Dragon 1:72 AAVP7A1 by Andrew Judson</li> <li>p 34 TRANSVAAL WARRIOR<br>IBG Models 1:35 Marmon<br>Herrington Mk. I by Alex Adamec</li> <li>p 40 TALES FROM THE CRYPT<br>Tamiya + MR Modellbau 1:48 Achilles by Brett Green</li> <li>p 42 PREVIEW<br>HobbyBoss 1:35 White 666 Truck</li> <li>p 44 SHOW REPORT<br>Scale Model World 2014</li> <li>p 52 PREVIEW<br>Italeri 1:48 Huey</li> <li>p 59 PREVIEW<br>Bronco 1:35 British Airborne<br>75mm Pack Howitzer &amp; ¼ Ton Truck</li> </ul>