Mosquito - Part 2, Valiant Wings

AIRFRAME & MINIATURE No. 10: THE DE HAVILLAND MOSQUITO - PART 2: Fighter, Fighter- Bomber & Night-Fighter (including Sea Mosquito).

The modelling map in relation to the Mosquito has changed dramatically over the past eighteen years and much more reference material is now available. The time is therefore right to bring out new titles that comprehensively bring modellers and enthusiasts up to date with the type. 

This tenth book in our much acclaimed series contains 208 pages packed with vital information that no active modeller and Mosquito enthusiast should be without.

Contents include technical information; walk-around images and diagrams; camouflage and markings; model builds; colour side views by Richard J. Caruana; 3D isometrics by Wojciech Sankowski; kit builds by Libor Jekl, Steve A. Evans and Dani Zamarbide; fold-out 1/48th scale plans.

Author: Richard Franks

Publisher: Valiant Wings Publishing (2017)

Description:

208 pages plus scale plans, Paperback, format A4.

The AIRFRAME & MINIATURE No 10 includes:

- 40+ pages of technical information
- 20+ pages of walk-around images and technical diagrams
- 5+ pages of camouflage and markings
- 25+ pages of model builds and modelling information
- 200+ photographs including wartime images
- Colour side views and four-views by Richard J. Caruana
- 3D isometric views of all fighter, fighter-bomber, night fighter and Sea Mosquito variants by Wojciech Sankowski
- Specially commissioned full kit builds by Libor Jekl, Steve A. Evans and Dani Zamarbide of the 1/72nd scale Tamiya FB Mk VI, Hasegawa NF Mk II and FB Mk XVIII, 1/48th scale Tamiya FB Mk VI in BOAC markings and an Airfix FB Mk VI converted to a Nationalist Chinese Air Force FB Mk 26, plus the 1/32nd scale Tamiya FB Mk VI kits
- Specially commissioned front cover artwork by Jerry Boucher
- Fold-out 1/48th scale plans

Condition: NEW COPY.

Shipping weight: 800 gr.

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