Book Review: USMC Tank Markings in the Pacific
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This offering is something I have been waiting for since being unable to find the resin conversion set and so let's take a look at the G7117 1.5t 4x4 Maintenance Shop Truck w/Trailer in 1/35th scale from MiniArt.
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Here we take a look over the German 4x4 Cargo Truck Type 3.6-6700A Early Production from MiniArt in 1/35th scale.
This is a review by Randy L Harvey of the book, Panther Medium Tank IV. SS-Panzerkorps Eastern Front, 1944 from Pen & Sword Books by author Dennis Oliver.
TAMIYA'S new-tool 1/35 RSO/01 surprised the modeling world when it debuted in August, 2026, at the IPMS USA National Convention. It is due for public release in the next week or so.
Gecko Models continues to look at the CVR(t) family of vehicles in service with the Ukrainians.
Here we see a diorama style offering from ICM titled daring robbery which features a car and 3 figures.
The Führer Headquarters, Führerhauptquartiere abbreviated FHQu in German, were headquarters used by Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and his close circle of commanders and officials. As Hitler directly controlled much of the German war effort, the FHQu were de fa...
The Stay Behinds . Sweden's Cold War Guardians - Johan Wennström
Gecko Models are looking after the fans of 1/16th scale models with several releases which on this occasion is a Panzer Jager II fur Pak 40 Sd.Kfz.131 (Early Production)
Here we get to take a look at the US Airborne hitching a ride.
Inbox review of ACE 1/72 Dodge WC-51
Randy L Harvey reviews the book, US Heavy Tanks of World War II from Osprey Publishing by author Steven J. Zaloga and illustrator Felipe Rodríguez.
WARSAW A City At War 1939-45 . Prit Buttar & Lottie Taylor . Osprey
Explores the history and principles of camouflage, revealing how deception and disguise have shaped espionage from World War I to modern times. Published to accompany the Spy Museum’s new exhibition, this illustrated book presents four key principles of c...
Written by Norbert Számvéber, a hardcover book of 312 pages that measures 153×235 mm, contains first person accounts from both sides, maps, tables, monochrome images, and war diary references of German units.