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Denmark’s CV9035 Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
32,95 €The Combat Vehicle 90 (CV90) was designed in Sweden in the mid-1980s/early 1990s. The CV9035DK has now been in Danish Army service for more than a decade. The aim of this publication is to primarily focus on the comprehensive and intensive use of the small number of Danish vehicles serving abroad.
This includes trials and early gunnery training in Sweden, climate tests in South Africa, participating in NATO exercises in Norway, Lithuania and Spain, gunnery competitions in Germany, and years of combat deployment to Afghanistan.
It concludes with the vehicles current international role as part of the Enhanced Forward Presence by NATO in Estonia.
Many photos have been contributed by crew members themselves.
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Japanische Schlachtschiffe. Grosskampfschiffe 1905-1945
19,94 €An essential part of the Japanese forces was the battle fleet. Along with corresponding units of the British and the USA, it was one of the most important naval forces in the world. The battleships of the Imperial Japanese Navy were among the strongest ever built, although aircraft carriers gained in importance among all nations involved in the war.
The author describes in detail and with great expertise all Japanese battleship classes used in World War II, from the Fuso to the Yamato class. He describes the origin and sinking of these capital ships.
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Panzerwrecks 23: Italy 3
29,80 €Whose owl insignia had different coloured beaks? What Panzer was captured then abandoned by friendly-fire? Who positioned their tank in a barn? Which units left their Panzers in Rome? Who was prepared to lose 1,000 tanks? The answers to these and other questions are found in Panzerwrecks 23, with 165 rare and unpublished large-format photographs sourced from around the world, nine pages of specially commissioned artwork by Felipe Rodna, map and insignias by Simon Vosters and 30 Google Street View QR-codes.
Its the usual heady mix of wreckage and captured Panzers, all with an Italian theme and in the new 128-page format.
Tigers, Panthers, Panzer IVs all feature heavily, likewise Panzerjägers such as the Elefant, Nashorn and Marder. Most subjects are shown in multiple views, perfect for the model maker or those who like a complete walkaround of their vehicles.
Felipe Rodna has created another 8-pages of stunningly real diptych artworks, with the original photo on the left page and the art on the right.
If you are building Italeris Semovente M42 75/18 model, you will find complete coverage of the vehicle featured on the box: the perfect reference. -
Panzerwrecks 24. German Armour 1944-1945
29,80 €How did 9.SS-Panzer-Division modify their Jagdpanzer IVs? Whose Panzer crashed into a restaurant? What unique Panther was found in Greece? How do you kill a Tiger with a 6 pounder? The answers to these and other questions are found in Panzerwrecks 24, with 141 rare and unpublished large-format photographs sourced from around the world, seven pages of specially commissioned artwork by Felipe Rodna and Google Maps QR-codes.
