STAIN ON THE BACK COVER
THE nimble Halberstadt Cl.II two-seaters took part in many heavy battles during the closing months of WWI,supporting German infantry in the big offensives of March 1918.John Alcorn revisits this classic with his own highly-detailed ,brand new ,scale drawings that,aside from the regular 1:48 and 1:72 GAs,also include detailed,dimensioned structural fuselage schematics in 1:32. The author's narrative outlines the type's important combat role,and with a comprehensive and fresh photo archive co-contributed by Greg Van Wyngarden and other specialists,coupled with Ronny Bar's superb cover profiles,colour close-ups of the sole surviving Cl.II in Poland,plus pages of annotated sketches from the 1918 British capture reports, provides modellers and enthusists with a fabulous reference source!
THE nimble Halberstadt Cl.II two-seaters took part in many heavy battles during the closing months of WWI,supporting German infantry in the big offensives of March 1918.John Alcorn revisits this classic with his own highly-detailed ,brand new ,scale drawings that,aside from the regular 1:48 and 1:72 GAs,also include detailed,dimensioned structural fuselage schematics in 1:32. The author's narrative outlines the type's important combat role,and with a comprehensive and fresh photo archive co-contributed by Greg Van Wyngarden and other specialists,coupled with Ronny Bar's superb cover profiles,colour close-ups of the sole surviving Cl.II in Poland,plus pages of annotated sketches from the 1918 British capture reports, provides modellers and enthusists with a fabulous reference source!
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STAIN ON THE BACK COVER
THE nimble Halberstadt Cl.II two-seaters took part in many heavy battles during the closing months of WWI,supporting German infantry in the big offensives of March 1918.John Alcorn revisits this classic with his own highly-detailed ,brand new ,scale drawings that,aside from the regular 1:48 and 1:72 GAs,also include detailed,dimensioned structural fuselage schematics in 1:32. The author's narrative outlines the type's important combat role,and with a comprehensive and fresh photo archive co-contributed by Greg Van Wyngarden and other specialists,coupled with Ronny Bar's superb cover profiles,colour close-ups of the sole surviving Cl.II in Poland,plus pages of annotated sketches from the 1918 British capture reports, provides modellers and enthusists with a fabulous reference source!
