Review by Ben Brandes

The color plates are a terrific centerpiece of the book, and I heartily recommend any of these volumes by Pen & Sword to modelers.

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AMPS

Highly recommended.

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AMPS Indianapolis

I suspect modelers who like to build Tigers will like this volume as much as this former modeler did.

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The Historical Miniatures Gaming Society

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Irregular magazine, issue 14 Volume 2/Winter 2020

Another fine addition to the series by author Dennis Oliver, with content not just for the armour historian but also a first-class reference for armour modellers, whichever is your preferred scale. The TankCraft series is a real boon to AFV modellers, and produced at a reasonable price too.

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Military Model Scene, Robin Buckland

The book does a fair job as a stand alone offering, but its value is increased when combined with the other titles covering these specific tanks.

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Armorama

You understand that I liked this book very much and that I would be discussing about Tiger I and II for hours, but the space for a review must necessarily be short. I recommend this book by expert Dennis Oliver, which in 64 pages, manages to include a huge number of information, photos, diagrams, profiles, which will delight any fan of WWII armored vehicles.

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On The Old Barbed Wire

Once again, the Tank Craft series treats us to excellent technical information, a good narrative and summary of its service in Normandy and for the modeller all one could ask in creating authentic models. The author has a track history (pun intended) in producing these guides that are a fusion of history and craft.

Michael McCarthy. Battlefield Guide

Michael McCarthy