| Date of Review |
November 2003 |
| Title |
PzKpfw VI Tiger Volume I |
| Author |
Tadeusz Melleman |
| Publisher |
AJ Press |
| Published |
2002 |
| ISBN |
ISBN 83-7237-105-9 |
| Format |
108 pages, softbound |
| MSRP (USD) |
$22.99 |
In case you have missed out on the numerous titles that AJ Press
has been producing, you'll want to quickly tune in and take a
look before more of their titles sell out. One of the first series
that AJ Press did was a five-volume in-depth look at the PzKpfw
V Panther. For those of you who've seen these books, you already
know how well they serve the modeler and historian alike. While
the Panther series was nice, if you were like me, you wanted to
dive into the Tiger. The wait is over!
Part 1 is now available and in this first 108 page installment,
we look at the development of the Tiger and its initial operations.
The narrative text is presented in both Polish and English, as
are the captions for all of the great reference photos. While
the first half of this book covers history, the remainder contains
a wealth of line drawings and explanations of many of the early
variations of the Tiger. The book concludes with a look at color
profiles of the early Tigers, as well as the available model kits
and aftermarket details produced for 1/15 through 1/35 scale modelers.
This title is a must-have for all armor buffs and I can hardly
wait to see the follow-on volumes in this series. 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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