| Date of Review |
November 2003 |
| Title |
North American B-25 Mitchell, Volume II |
| Author |
Krzysztof Janowicz & Waldermar Pajdosz |
| Publisher |
AJ Press |
| Published |
2002 |
| ISBN |
83-7237-103-2 |
| Format |
120 pages, softbound |
| MSRP (USD) |
$22.99 |
AJ Press has released part two of the B-25 Mitchell's history.
These titles are published in Polish only with photo captions
in Polish and English. Why would you want to buy a Polish aircraft
reference? Read on!
How many times have you picked up one of the Koku Fan Famous
Aircraft of the World monographs and found it useful for getting
a glimpse at certain details for an upcoming project? Chances
are that you don't read Japanese, yet these well-illustrated
titles bring together some great information for the modeler.
The historian gets left out of this unless they do read Japanese.
The story picks up early in WW2 with the B-25s of Doolittle's daring
raid into Japan and runs through operations in all theaters.
There are some great shots of the Pacific straffers and their
colorful paint schemes (in B&W).
The majority of this book covers operations and history of
the B-25 though it also provides a nice selection of color
profiles as well. There is also a set of
scale (1/72) three-view drawings for the major variations of
the B-25G/H/K included as a removable insert. Nice touch!
This title is a must-have for all aviation historians and modelers alike.
You can find this title and many of the other titles from AJ Press at
the Air Connection website (www.airconnection.on.ca).
My sincere thanks to Air Connection
for this review sample!
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