"In summary, this book provides a wide range of potential readers with information about some important RN fleet units that played a significant part in World War two in addition to giving insight into what is both available and possible for those who might wish to model them. While none of them served with the RAN, several served alongside RAN units in the Mediterranean and British Pacific Fleets and are mentioned in G Hermon Gill’s History of the RAN. I am very happy to recommend this book highly."
Read the full review [link=https://navalinstitute.com.au/british-anti-aircraft-cruisers/]here[/link]
Australian Naval Institute
"In summary, this book provides a wide range of potential readers with information about some important RN fleet units that played a significant part in World War two in addition to giving insight into what is both available and possible for those who might wish to model them. While none of them served with the RAN, several served alongside RAN units in the Mediterranean and British Pacific Fleets and are mentioned in G Hermon Gill’s History of the RAN. I am very happy to recommend this book highly."
Read the full review [link=https://navalinstitute.com.au/british-anti-aircraft-cruisers/]here[/link]
Australian Naval Institute
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As with all Shipcraft profiles the quality of production is superb. High gloss paper is used so all pictures and drawings are beautifully clear.
There new versions are highly recommended, Les Brown has done an excellent job in his revision.
Nigel Denchfield - IPMS Battleship Group.
As with all Shipcraft profiles the quality of production is superb. High gloss paper is used so all pictures and drawings are beautifully clear.
There new versions are highly recommended, Les Brown has done an excellent job in his revision.
Nigel Denchfield - IPMS Battleship Group.
As with all Shipcraft profiles the quality of production is superb. High gloss paper is used so all pictures and drawings are beautifully clear.
These new versions are highly recommended, Les Brown has done an excellent job in his revision.
Nigel Denchfield - IPMS Battleship Group.
As with all Shipcraft profiles the quality of production is superb. High gloss paper is used so all pictures and drawings are beautifully clear.
These new versions are highly recommended, Les Brown has done an excellent job in his revision.
Nigel Denchfield - IPMS Battleship Group.
"This is another terrific, inexpensive and handy book for anybody wishing to build models of these ships, and also for those who just want quick and easy to read reference book."
Nigel Denchfield - IPMS Battleship Group.
"This is another terrific, inexpensive and handy book for anybody wishing to build models of these ships, and also for those who just want quick and easy to read reference book."
Nigel Denchfield - IPMS Battleship Group.
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