Scale Aviation and Military Modeller International (M) Magazine SMMI Vol 43 Iss 506 May 2013 Retour à l'édition précédente

Scale Military Manual
A39 Tortoise – British Heavy Assault Tank
A British Heavyweight
David builds the Meng Model Meng A39 Tortoise
By David Francis

StuG on the
Eastern Front
Kevin builds the 1:35 Cyber-Hobby StuG III Late
By Kevin Potts

North Western ETO CHAFFEE
In this Masterclass Kevin Potts builds the 1:35 Bronco M24 Chaffee ‘Early’ using the Squadron/Signal ‘Walk Around’ Book as his guide, to produce a vehicle form the 4th Armoured Division, NWETO.
By Kevin Potts

Faded Winter Camouflage
Sd.Kfz. 251/9 Ausf. C
This is the third in a new series sponsored by Revell, where we guide you through building and painting one of their 1:72 or 1:35 kits. Here Leigh takes you step-by-step through constructing and painting the 1:72 Sd.Kfz. 251/9 Ausf. C. In addition to this, you can also enter our exclusive Revell competition on page 32 to win a ‘Hanomag’ kit, and build along with us.
By Leigh Jones

Panzerwaffe Workhorse
Mark builds the 1:35 Dragon Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf. H - Mid Production
By Mark Chisholm

Soviet Super-Detailing!
Jacek gives the 1:35 Tamiya T-72 a reworking!
By Jacek Golla

Panzerjäger
Pak(t) auf Pz.Kpfw 35R (f)
In this feature Jérôme Fournioux looks at how to work with a 1 :35 4.7cm Pak(t) auf Pz.Kpfw. 35R (f) full-resin kit, and produce a camouflage scheme from Normandy, circa 1944.
By Jérôme Fournioux

War-Zone
Vietnam Armour
Military historian Anthony Tucker-Jones explains how those who argued Vietnam was not ‘tank country’ were proved wrong
By Anthony Tucker-Jones

Vietnam War GOER
Pascal builds the 1:35 Perfect Scale Modellbau kit of the M520
By Pascal Bausset

Omaha Beach
US Officer 116 Regiment, 6th June 1944
George details the Mirage Hobby 1:9 US Officer 116 Regiment, 6th June 1944
By George Cootes

Red Star on the
HorizonThe Eastern Front 1942, one of the best known battlefields of World War II. The German and Soviet forces are engaged over wide areas and the loss of men and material is enormous.
By Michael Mandau