ADH Publishing MIM122 Military Illustrated Modeller (issue 122) November 2021 (AFV Edition)

Name: Military Illustrated Modeller (issue 122) November 2021 (AFV Edition)
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Varekode	ADH-MIM122
Lagt til katalogen:	31.1.2024
Tagger:	UAZ-469 Sd-Kfz-251 Marder-I Kfz-2 MRAP-Typhoon Supacat-Jackal Jagdpanzer-38-Hetzer
Produsent	ADH Publishing
Ansvarlig enhet	PJB Hobby Sp. z o.o. Kozmice Wielkie 781 32-020 Wieliczka Polen

Military Illustrated Modeller (issue 122) November 2021 (AFV Edition)

'All Roads Lead to Rome - A rebellious Stuart crew might have met their match...'

4 NEWS
Military modelling news
8 DAREDEVIL IN WARSAW
A scene from the 1944 Warsaw Uprising featuring captured
Hetzer "Chwat"
16 APPROACH WITH CAUTION
A wrecked Sd.Kfz.251 Ausf.D is inspected by a US GI
18 THE POINT OF NO RETURN
A wintery, early 1944 Eastern Front diorama with Tamiya's
1:35 Marder I tank-destroyer
24 BIENVENUE ��é- SARTILLY!
An M3A1 half-track enters the Normandy town of Sartilly
COVER STORY
26 ON THE ROAD TO ROME WITH
JACK 'THE RAT' AND HIS BOYS
An M5A1 Stuart in an Italian diorama
38 SPECIAL K
Zvezda's 1:35 Typhoon-K armoured military truck
46 UNDENIABLY UBIQUITOUS UAZ
Photo-refs for the UAZ-469 Soviet light utility truck
52 THE UAZ 469 IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Colour illustrations by Slawek ZajA...czkowski
54 LITTLE DONKEY
Tamiya's new 1:35 Sd.Kfz.2 Kettenkraftrad, out of the boc
60 BOOK REVIEWS
Military modelling-related book reviews
61 ORDNANCE DEPOT
New and recent accessory sets and modelling materials
62 DAY OF THE JACKAL
Hobbyboss's Jackal 1 MWMIK, previewed
66 SIGN OFF
Three US GIs driving a commandeered Kettenkrad