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Sd.Kfz. 182 Pz. Kpfw. VI
Tiger Ausf.B "Königstiger" Drawing 1:16
1/16 scale schematic drawings plans and color photos 
soft cover., 8 ½" x 11", 5 - A1 sheet., text and photos. ISBN : 83-919215-7-3 |
Waldemar Trojca |
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234 : U-Boot Typ. II, VII, IX Photos + Color
soft cover., 8 ½" x 11", 62 pages., text and photos. ISBN : 83-919215-4-9 |
Waldemar Trojca |
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235 : German Naval Artillery - Vol.1 German naval artillery development before and during the WW2 is closely interacting with the Versailles Treaty of 1919. The peace treaty enforced upon Germany by the victorious Allies was deemed unacceptable by most Germans from the outset. Almost from the day after sealing it, ways were invented to circumvent it - the best example is the history of the anti-aircraft artillery developed abroad. Many foreign companies were more than eager to cooperate with Germany in research and development of these, soaking up the German expertise and know how accumulated during long years of experimenting, but refrying from actual production from the Weimar Republic. The Germans were convinced that sooner or later the Treaty would be lifted some way or another, and the issue of modern artillery designs for both land service and navy would become crucial. Waiting for that day, and craving for an opportunity to battle-test the new hardware, German did kept up the... Photos + Color soft cover., 8 ½" x 11", 112 pages., text and photos. ISBN : 83-7237-149-0 |
Miroslaw Skwiot |
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236 : Ferdinand Elefant - Vol.1 A revolutionary concept of the heavy tank of the combined internal combustion-and-electric propulsion originated at the Ferdinand Porsche's recently organized Nibelungenwerke AG industrial works (A filial of the renown Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG) in St. Valentin, Austria in late 1930s. First, in 1939, he launched his own VK3001 program 30 tonne class prototype tank, called officially the VK3001(P). Factory name were Typ 100 and Leopard. Porsche was a brilliant Designer, a visionary... soft cover., 8 ½" x 11", 104 pages., text and photos. ISBN : 83-7237-157-1 |
Tadeusz Melleman |
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237
: PzKpfw. V Panther - Vol.7 Flakpanzer - 2cm Flakvierling. Flakpanzer - Panther Coelian - 2cm Flakvierling 151/20 Flakpanzer - Panther, self propelled anti-aircraft gun, 5.5cm Flakzwilling Gerat 58 Flakpanzer - Panther 3.7cm Flakzwilling 44 Befehlswagen Panther Panther Ausf. G Panther Ausf G Ersatz M10 soft cover., 8 ½" x 11", 120 pages., text and photos. ISBN : 83-7237-131-8 |
Waldemar Trojca / Wojciech Molski |
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238
: Sd.Kfz. 161 Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf. F/F2/G This first volume of a series on the Pz.Kpfw. IV presents the F, F2 and eraly G variants. In the subsequent books of the series all other variants will be covered. The last part of the series will also contain detailed technical coverage of this tank. Following this series, a number of books will be released, detailing various vehicles which were based on the Pz. IV chassis and running gear. soft cover., 8 ½" x 11", 96 pages., text and photos. ISBN : 83-915347-9-0 |
Waldemar Trojca |
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239
: Sd.Kfz. 161 Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf. G/H/J This first volume of a series on the Pz.Kpfw. IV presents the F, F2 and eraly G variants. In the subsequent books of the series all other variants will be covered. The last part of the series will also contain detailed technical soft cover., 8 ½" x 11", 96 pages., text and photos. ISBN : 83-60041-02-4 |
Waldemar Trojca |
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240
: 21cm Mörser 18 A new 210mm heavy mortar designed originated from the KRUPP concern design bureaus in Germany during the 1920s. According to the Reichwehr higher command requirements, the new artillery piece's firing range and trasvering capability while in firing position were to surpass any of the earlier 210mm mortars used during the WWI by the Kaiser's Army. The design work, as well as various tests and experiments were all conducted clandestinely, due to the political situation Germany was at that time. The new gun was labeled the 21cm Mörser 18 - the alleged 1918 model designation was to cover-up the illegal activities, culminating in a a modern weapon, utilizing many novel technical features.
soft cover., 8 ½" x 6", 40 pages., text and photos. ISBN : 83-89717-80-8 |
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