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Wehrmacht Panzer Divisions 1939-45 By Jorge Rosado

Wehrmacht Panzer Divisions 1939-45

The Essential Tank Identification Guide

by Jorge Rosado

Mem. Ed. $21.99

Pub. Ed. $29.95

You pay $0.25

Wehrmacht Panzer Divisions 1939-45

These illustrated weaponry books just get better and better. Modelers and armored warfare buffs won’t find a more detailed and better designed than The Essential Tank Identification Guide. Just take a look at the spreads below and you’ll see what a beautifully designed and well-executed reference book of the Wehrmacht’s 28-division-strong panzer army. It belongs on the bookshelf of anyone who takes tank warfare seriously. B/W photos. 500 color illustrations. 192 pages. • 500 full-color scale illustrations • Description and specs for each vehicle • Organizational breakdown of all 28 divisions • Insignia of each unit, along with campaigns fought • Lists of unit commanders and tank aces

Hardcover: 192 pages

Publisher: Amber Books Limited ( June 01, 2005 )

Item #: 57-0458

ISBN: 1904687466

Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 9.5 x 0.5 inches

Product Weight: 29.0 ounces

Excellent resource
July 09, 2008

This is an excellent resource book for modelers of German armoured vehicles. This book gives you a wealth of coloured drawings, unit markings, and a brief history of each unit. If you are a modeler and want something different to look at, this is for you. If you want more detailed information, look else where.

Reviewer: James B

good for model builders
April 01, 2008

wonder if that camo you are putting on your tank fits the theater? Do they match the unit markings? Is your camo or marking sort of...made up? Well get a grip on what was where and what they looked like. Decent color plates (wish they were bigger) give you an understanding of what units went where and what they looked like. Not as definitive as I would like, but used in conjunction with your existing library (or the one you gather here) at this price both this book and the others like it (including the warplane guides) are worth the $. Definitely not a disappointment

Reviewer: Timothy B

Recommended for modelers
October 12, 2006

A great resource for unit markings and paint schemes, but for those more interested in technical specifications and developmental history, far better volumes are available.

Reviewer: Don H

Not enough good information
September 05, 2006

I expected more pictures of the top, rear and front views of the vehicles along with what types of weapons they carried.

Reviewer: Betty C

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