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Tracks, the most important attribute (1/35) SAIPAN beach Ve Day Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf.H U.S. G.I. A ride to the front (1/72) The enemy at home Leichte Zugkraftwagen 3t Sd.Kfz.11 & 210mm Nebelwerfer 42 Modelling lessons: Vallejo e AK Interactive paints test

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<span class="aa_testo_bianco">n° 36 RETRO: ADLER Kfz. 13 Rare and unusual model. Since the model is a resin kit, it needs a special detail up with other elements to obtain the desired quality. Jordi Rubio 1/35 Author: Fran Vázquez "KIWIS AT THE ROMAGNA", RIMINI 1944 STAGHOUND Little scene placed in a destroyed Italian village. The author shows you how to paint the AFV, the figures and the building. Bronco 1/35 Author: Pere Pla BATTLEFIELDTAXI UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT SD.Kfz. 251/1 This model is valuable by its own or with another vehicle such a tank or an airplane, evacuating injured soldiers. Tamiya 1/48 Author: Lars Richter PANZER III AUSF.L A classic between the classics, this Panzer III L, this model have the fantastic quality of the new produced models regardless his little size. Revell 1/72 Author: Manuel Gil JAGDTIGER SD.Kfz. 186 “NIBElUNGENWERKE'S LEVIATHAN”, Impresive model painted in red primmer. Thanks to the refined technique the author achieves a successful and original result. Tamiya 1/28 Author: Jose Luís López MODELLING LESSONS: SIMULATING WOOD The painted and weathered wood has characteristic erosion. Jorge Porto shows us how to paint the wood with different damage conditions. Author: Jorge Porto</span>

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<span style="color: #ffffff;">STURMPANZER IV, BRUMBAR (SD.KFZ. 166) A good example of a model finished with up-to-date painting techniques, where the absence of zimmerit in his large plates make the painter to make an effort. Dragon 1/35 Author: Gary Kwan BRITISH OFFICER, TUNISIA 1943 This figure is a protopyte of the special characteristics of the british officers, trying to keep the composure in spite of the desert. The Bodi 1/35 Author: Olivér Kovács T-55 IMR BULDOZER Interesting model piece. The nature of this engineer vehicles let the modeller apply an extreme weathering. Scratch 1/35 Author: Zack Sex and David Coyne THE ESCAPE, HABBANIYA AIRFIELD, IRAQ 1942 A Rolls Royce is the main element to build this evocative vignette set in the Middle East during Second World War. Roden 1/35 Author: Paco Arévalo BT-7 MODEL 1935 We show the new model kit from Tamiya painted entirely with Vallejo products and a German scheme. Tamiya 1/35 Author: Steve Palffy MODELLING LESSONS: BUILDING A BASE With this practical article, we show you how to build a great wild ground base, very useful for any rustic vignette. Author: Jorge Porto</span>

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<span style="color: #ffffff;">Strange column A delightful scene on a 1/72 scale which combines two vehicles, several figures and a ruined building. The painting process has been photographed on a step by step basis. Dragon, UM 1/72 Author: Joaquín García Gázquez Nach Kreta! A German parachutist on two different operation theaters. A number of real life uniform photographs help us appreciate the degree of detail on the clothing and the equipment. Andrea Miniatures 1/32 Author: Jose Manuel Flores Horrido! A German parachutist on two different operation theaters. A number of real life uniform photographs help us appreciate the degree of detail on the clothing and the equipment. Alpine Miniatures 1/35 Author: Jose Manuel Flores VK 3001(H) An extremely interesting review that deals extensively with a number of new painting techniques which help us achieve a number of very interesting effects. Highly recommendable. Trumpeter 1/35 Author: Adam Wilder MODELLING LESSONS: MAKING IMPACTS Introducing a simple way to convey damage on an armored surface left by a number of different ammunition shells. . Author: Fernando González</span>

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<p class="Estilo4"><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo9"><strong>Otter</strong></span><br /></span>An excellent work made from scratch which includes blueprints, piece details and a full<br />photographic review of the real vehicle.</p> <p class="Estilo5">Scratch 1/35<br />Author: Javier Moreno Rodriguez</p> <p class="Estilo5"><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo9"><strong>Kübelwagen Typ 263</strong></span><br /></span>A simple and original transformation of the well known German vehicle turns this into a unique piece.</p> <p class="Estilo5">Tamiya, XS Projects 1/35</p> <p class="Estilo5">Miniart 1/35<br />Author: Juan Carlos Toledo Miranda</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo4"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">Sturmtruppen, 1916</span><br /></span></strong>The Great War is a subject matter seldom treated by our fellow ontributors, it however offers infinite possibilities. Here’s an example.</p> <p class="Estilo5">Soldiers 1/32<br />Author: Diego J.Jiménez Molina</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">HOBBY KIT SCHOOL:WWI trench</span><br /></span></strong>A step by step rendition of a trench, gradually photographed.</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">The Bull &amp; the Leopard</span><br /></span></strong>A vignette that features on a 1/35 scale the classic Osborne bull.</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5">Italeri - Scratch - 1/35<br />Author: Agustín Pacheco Fernández and Jose A. del Pino Bermejo</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">Daimler Dingo Mk. I</span><br /></span></strong>This small British armored vehicle created by Mini Art is one of those kits that really help us enjoy the hobby. Placed on a small base with a figure, this piece becomes a beautiful collectible.</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"><br />Author: Javier Sanz Sánchez<br />and Joaquin Aguilar Muñóz</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p>

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<p class="Estilo4"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">Australian M13/40</span><br /></span></strong>We have here interesting piece of work on an Italian tank employed by Australian forces on northern Africa. It is accompanied by several color profiles were several camouflage versions are suggested.</p> <p class="Estilo5">Zvezda 1/35<br />Author: Antonio Aguilera Cano</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">Type 95 “HA-GO”</span><br /></span></strong>This is one of the small Japanese tanks destroyed in the battle of Iwo Jima. The painting techniques are simply excellent. Afterwards we’ll find a photographic review were we can see a number of real life details of the real vehicle.</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5">Fine Molds 1/35<br />Author: Javier Redondo Jiménez</p> <p class="Estilo4"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">With all the power</span><br /></span></strong>Diorama centered on the battle for Berlin. The stars of this diorama are a T-34/85 and several Soviet soldiers in action.</p> <p class="Estilo5">Dragon, Tank, Verlinden, etc. 1/35<br />Author: Jordi Escarré González</p> <p class="Estilo4"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">Hotchkiss H-39</span><br /></span></strong>The last units manufactured of this vehicle were sent to the front without camouflage, these units only had a layer of red priming paint. A singular kit in terms of quality and originality.</p> <p class="Estilo5">Trumpeter 1/35<br />Author: Javier Redondo Jiménez</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo4"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">Karl Brommann</span><br /></span></strong>A magnificent figure portraying commander Karl Bromman, the Untersturmführer of the 1. Kp. from the sch. SS-Pz.Abt. 503.</p> <p class="Estilo5">Alpine 1/35<br />Author:Jose Manuel Flores Pérez</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo4"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">Kleine Panzerbefehlswagen</span><br /></span></strong>This armored command vehicle was used by the Germans in northern Africa and it stands out for the extreme wear of its paintjob and some very interesting effects. The review is capped off with a number of color profiles depicting different amouflage schemes for this vehicle.<br /><span class="Estilo9"><span style="color: #ffffff;">Dragon 1/35<br />Author: Mario Gabás Ruiz </span></span></p> <p class="Estilo4"><span class="Estilo9"></span></p> <span class="Estilo9"> <p class="Estilo4"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff;"><span class="Estilo1">PTO SHERMAN</span><br /></span></strong>M4A2 of the US Marines placed on the Pacific theater of operations. This is an example of building a kit out of the box without further complications.</p> <p class="Estilo5">Dragon 1/35<br />Authors: Steve Palffy</p> <p class="Estilo5"> </p> <p class="Estilo5"><span class="Estilo6"><strong><span style="color: #ffffff; font-size: 12pt;">MODELLING LESSONS: <br />Adapting decals</span></strong></span><span class="Estilo4"><br /><br /><span style="font-size: 12pt;">Demonstrating a simple method for adapting decals to a rugged surface</span></span></p> </span>

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INDEX:<br /><br />2. M163 A1 VULCAN<br />A most remarkable and hyper-detailed kit with an equally outstanding paintjob on an anti aircraft armored vehicle used during the VietnamWar.<br /><br />20. StuG. III Ausf. B<br />In this issue we return to the winter camouflage schemes; now it’s the turn for the well known German assault gun. This unit has some ghastly battle damage effects which are strikingly realistic.<br /><br />28. Humber Mk. I Armoured Car<br />British AFV’s on wheels have always been particularly attractive specially when sporting desert camouflage schemes. This is the case with this resin Humber Mk. I. This kit does not take long to build.<br /><br />36. Flammenwerfer<br />A vignette that consists of three figures with flamethrower equipment, on a scene set in some ruins. An interesting vignette because of the camouflage schemes on the soldier figures.<br /><br />42. KV-1 (mod. 1940)<br />Some of these heavy armored KV-1 Soviet tanks sported some really interesting three color camouflage schemes like this one. On the color profiles’ page we offer different camouflage schemes for this vehicle.<br /><br />52. Type 89 “Chi-Ro Otsu”<br />In spite of their picturesque old fashioned configuration and camouflage patterns, Japanese WWII tanks aren’t exactly the hobbyists’ choice. At any rate we will show here the results that could be obtained with one of them.<br /><br />62. MODELLING LESSONS: Boot tracks<br />A simple technique demonstrated with step by step pictures, which will help you realistically recreate footsteps on the surface of an armored vehicle.

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INDEX:<br /><br />2. Panzer II Ausf. F<br />By combining pieces from two old model kits and doing a hyper-detailed job, we can get a high quality kit. This review also contains two pages with color profiles.<br /><br />14. Steyr 1500A Kommandeurwagen<br />A high quality scene set in Normandy, where the author demonstrates how we can use very little space to tell part of a story.<br /><br />30. Panzer IV Ausf. C<br />An interesting version of the famous German armored vehicle with an interesting camouflage scheme..<br /><br />34. StaghoundMk. III<br />This vignette is a hobbyist’s dream: A well balanced composition with a vehicle, some figures and a ground piece executed and painted with the highest skills.<br /><br />44. Soviet Tank Crewman<br />Portrait of a Russian tank driver right after the liberation of their national territory.<br /><br />54. BT-5 (mod. 1934)<br />A 1/72 scale vignette set in the Eastern Front on the summer of 1941. Color profiles with different camouflage schemes are included after this review.<br /><br />62. MODELLING LESSONS: US Tank Crew<br />A step by step review of acrylic painting techniques on a 1/35 scale figure.

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INDEX<br />2. The beast of Ladoga<br />The Tiger I is a frequented piece among hobbyists, because there’s always an interesting version of it, with an interesting camouflage to reproduce. Other options are also explored in the color profiles.<br /><br />14.Humber scout car Mk. I<br />Small vehicles can come in handy when doing a vignette. We have here a British Humber armored vehicle and a figure to demonstrate the splendid results. The review has a photographic research review that has been used to build this kit.<br /><br />30. Unteroffizier<br />Here we have a magnificent figure that portrays a German Infantry NCO sporting a camouflaged uniform.<br /><br /><br />34. Flakscheinwerfer<br />We have here an unusual diorama that shows us how the anti-aircraft material is unloaded in a train station.<br /><br />44. Hetzer<br />The 1/48 scale is becoming increasingly popular. We can find a wide range of kits and a number of accessories. These kits are easy to assemble and paint too.<br /><br />51. BMP-1<br />This is an old kit that portrays an attractive amphibious Soviet vehicle that has undergone an intense detailing labor; becoming a collector’s item.<br /><br />62. MODELLING LESSONS: Wooden Box<br />We will learn how to paint a wooden box on a 1/16 scale.

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2. KV-1 (mod. 1942)<br />Step by step article dedicated to a system of theatrical painting with which spectacular results can be obtained in a short time.<br /><br />16.Cromwell<br />Excellent accomplishment of a winter camouflage very spoiled in a 1/72 model. The work is completed by a series of color profiles.<br /><br />22.Sd.Kfz. 251/22<br />The last versions of the classic german halftrack turn out to be specially interesting. In this occasion the work is dedicated to the variant equipped with an antitank cannon of 75 mm.<br /><br />32. SS-Uscha. Willy Kretzschmar<br />Painted with the mastery that characterizes this author, the figure in question represents a famous "ace" of the Panzer troops.<br /><br />36. The International Brigades<br />Original transformation of a figure to obtain unique piece. The work is completed by photos of a real uniform and an illustration of the Badges of the Spanish Popular Army.<br /><br />42. Sd.Kfz. 234/2<br />One of the most attractive vehicles of the Second World War was the Puma. Now we dedicate a magnificent work to scale 1/72 with several illustrations in which diverse schemes of camouflage can be seen.<br /><br />50. The Liberation<br />Spectacular diorama that shows the liberation of a French population by the American troops. The vehicles are a Jeep Willys and a M3A3 Stuart.<br /><br />62. MODELLING LESSONS: Food Cans<br />Step by step explanation of a simple method to realize these complements.<br />

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2.SU-85<br />This is a rather old kit in which the author invested a considerable effort in doing a hyper-realistic paintjob. This review also includes six color profiles and a photographic report..<br /><br />26.Deutches Afrika Korps<br />An interesting scene taking place in northern Africa were we can see two interesting vehicles with a few assorted elements and figures. At 1/72 scale we can depict a moment in time in a reduced scenario.<br /><br />40.Alférez jefe de sección. Second Lieutenant, section commander.<br />This is the first 120mm figure ever reviewed in our Panzer Aces/Armor Models magazine pages. The figure represents a member of the multinational U.N. forces on a humanitarian mission in Lebanon. The four colored camouflage uniform along with the BMR armored vehicle –partly made from scratch- is particularly interesting<br /><br />50.Luchs 4. Pz.Div.<br />A high quality vignette which includes a small German armored vehicle and three figures dressed with three different uniforms.<br /><br />58.MODELLING LESSONS : Painting a statue<br />A step by step photographic report that shows the most efficient way to paint a statue that needs a bronze finish.

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2.Unimog 404<br />Magnífica ambientación de un vehículo de ruedas. Los procesos de pintura, fotografiados paso a paso, desvelan los secretos de las más avanzadas técnicas dentro del campo del hiperrealismo.<br /><br />20.“LSSAH� Panther<br />Viñeta a escala 1/72 en la que el autor combina diversos elementos y figuras en un entorno urbano. Una serie de seis perfiles a color sirve para mostrar otros camuflajes alternativos.<br /><br />30.Schwimmwagen<br />Representación a escala 1/48 del atractivo vehículo anfibio alemán.<br /><br />38.Strv 103 C MBT<br />En este trabajo sobre el peculiar carro sueco resulta especialmente interesante el camuflaje, cuya realización requiere de una buena dosis de paciencia.<br /><br />42.Pz.Kpfw. (Fl) B1 740(f)<br />Espectacular representación de un carro lanzallamas con unos interesantes efectos de ensuciado y envejecimiento.<br /><br />60.AULA DE MODELISMO: Camuflaje con ramas<br />Artículo técnico en el que se enseña paso a paso la manera de adaptar ramajes sobre un vehículo militar.

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2. Sd.Kfz. 7/2<br />El viejo modelo de Tamiya ahora es actualizado y decorado con las técnicas de pintura más novedosas. El trabajo muestra paso a paso los procesos pictóricos, que sirven tanto para éste como para cualquier otro kit. Al final se incluye una serie de perfiles a color que muestran distintos camuflajes.<br /><br />18. ChieftainMk. 5<br />Magnífica obra cuyo protagonista es uno de los primeros carros británicos de la postguerra. El camuflaje, realizado con gran pulcritud, eleva esta maqueta al nivel de pieza maestra.<br /><br />28. Schütze, Pz.Abt. 2111<br />Figura pintada y ambientada con una calidad excelente, algo a lo que ya nos tiene acostumbrados el autor.<br /><br />32. Looking at the Mecca, T-55A<br />Interesante ambientación en el desierto de un carro de combate ex-soviético. El trabajo se completa con varios perfiles a color y un reportaje gráfico realizado en Afganistán.<br /><br />46. T-34/85 Mod. 1943<br />Conversión del conocido modelo soviético en uno de los ejemplares de producción inicial. La labor de detallado y pintura que ha llevado a cabo el autor es impecable. Imprescindible para los aficionados a los carros rusos.<br /><br />60. AULA DE MODELISMO: Pintura de complementos<br />A pesar de ser habitualmente obviados estos elementos son muy importantes, ya que aportan realismo a las maquetas. En esta ocasión se estudia paso a paso su pintura.<br />

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<p>Indice:<br /><br />2. URSUS Wz. 29<br />An outstanding work by one of our regular contributors, offering an unusual photo etch model.<br /><br />8. The Conquerors<br />A wonderful vignette where three vehicles are combined by the author in a masterful manner with buildings and figures.<br /><br />20. Bishop Mk. 1<br />A magnificent detailing and painting job for a model set in the desert.<br /><br />24. Snowman Enemy<br />An imaginative vignette with a Panzer III in a snowed setting.<br /><br />30. BT-7<br />An allied tank that has been captured and repainted with the German colours.<br /><br />32. Sturmgeschütz IV<br />An assault gun with Zimmerit application accompanied by a masterfully painted figure.<br /><br />38. “Defending The Reich�<br />A diorama of a disabled tank in an urban environment.<br /><br />44. Fight for survival<br />A diorama that combines several elements in a confined space with an extraordinary result.<br /><br />52. DUKW 353<br />An amphibious vehicle with a precise assembly and painting work.<br /><br />58. MODELLING LESSONS Painting a T-34/76 (mod. 1942).<br />One of the Spanish masters analyzes the steps he uses to weather and dirt a tank.</p>

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Indice:<br /><br />Whippet Mk. A<br /><br />Wonderful recreation of an armoured vehicle from the Great War in action. With an exquisite paint job and a careful setting, this is one of the best works that have been published in our magazine. The article includes a reportage of a specimen kept at Aberdeen.<br /><br />KV-1 (mod. 1941)<br /><br />An impressive Soviet heavy tank. The author decided to apply a winter camouflage using hyper realistic weathering effects. Other camouflage options are shown in a series of 9 colour profiles.<br /><br />Generalfeldmarschall<br /><br />An excellent figure depicting the “Desert Fox� at the peak of his career. This is a must read if you are interested in this important figure, as an extensive period photographic collection is included in the article.<br /><br />Sd. Kfz. 234 (P)<br /><br />The result of the transforming two German eight-wheel armoured vehicles, these two prototypes can be considered as rarities. These are unique models that will enhance any collection.<br /><br />AEC Mk. 1<br /><br />Also known as the tank on wheels, this kit has been painted with such an unparalleled realism that it seems that it was extracted from an old documentary.<br /><br />MODELLING LESSONS: Vehicle weathering with mud<br /><br />This interesting article shows us a step-by-step method of adding mud to military vehicles.

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<p>Indice:<br /><br />2. Autoblinda AB-41<br />This Vignette represents an Italian Colonial Police armoured car located in northern Africa. The article includes the painting of two wonderfully sculpted figures, a building, as well as a reportage of a vehicle kept in a museum in Rome.<br /><br />24. Tiger I Ausf. E sch. Pz.Abt. 507<br />One of the recurrent modellers themes is the German heavy tank. In this case, it is a Tiger I tank belonging to the 507 battalion, offering different camouflage options, including several colour profiles.<br /><br />36. Der Brunnen<br />Two Afrikakorps figures are displayed in an African supply area in the middle of the desert. The article includes photographs of an authentic period uniform.<br /><br />42. Die Pilze sucher. Steyr 1500 A/01<br />Excellent vignette whose title translates as “the mushroom hunters�. The author has made a perfect job recreating a bucolic rearguard scene with human figures, animals, and a wheeled vehicle.<br /><br />60. MODELLING LESSONS: Stretched plastic<br />A simple technique for stretching plastic rods is presented in the article, together with several practical applications to improve military vehicles.</p>

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Indice:<br /><br />2. Pz.Kpfw. V Panther Ausf. A<br />An interesting study of the assembly and painting of a Panther, one of the classic German WWII tanks. A step-by-step description of the painting of the tanker figure is also included, plus several color profiles with different camouflage schemes.<br /><br />38. Offizier<br />Making a simple but interesting modification, a commercial reference can be transformed into a completely different figure.<br /><br />40. SS-Oberscharführer<br />Using a simple setting, an old figure can be transformed into a competition-winning vignette, as in the case of this tanker in the ruins of the Third Reich. The author/modeler has succeeded in capturing the desolate atmosphere of the last weeks of the war.<br /><br />42. Challenger´s Challenge<br />This impressive model was painted using some revolutionary techniques that results in absolute realism. A step-by-step description allows identification of the techniques used for each process.<br /><br />60. MODELLING LESSONS: Textures with white putty<br />The different methods for simulating the rough texture of armour plate using white putty are fully explained in this section. The techniques are simple… yet effective.

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<p>Indice:<br /><br />2. Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. J<br />This work about the classic model highlights the revolutionary construction technique and a super realistic result that elevates the author to the category of Master. An extensive illustrated report of the specimen kept at the Saumur museum is included at the end..<br /><br />38. Defending the Republic<br />This small vignette recreates Barcelona in 1936, when the coup staged by part of the Army forced the people of the city to raise in arms to defend freedom. Photographs of period uniforms complete the article.<br /><br />46. M60A3<br />A 1/72 scale Egyptian battle tank with great realism and a very attractive camouflage pattern. Other painting options are considered in a series of six colour profiles included in the article.<br /><br />52. Tiger I Ausf. E<br />An interesting version of the famous german tank with of initial and final model parts which makes this model a truly rare specimen. The work includes a couple of colour profiles with different camouflage patterns.<br /><br />60. MODELING LESSONS: Metallic handles<br />Fine metal rods and thick copper thread are versatile materials with many applications. In this case we’ll learn how to make of handles for vehicles..</p>

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<p>Indice:<br /><br />2. Sd.Kfz. 251<br />This German Sd. Kfz 251 half-track is one of those vehicles that seem to appear in every competition. In this case, the author has done such an outstanding job of super-detailing and painting his model that this article will be an indispensable reference for all modelers.<br /><br />18. Pz.Kpfw. T-34 747(r)<br />The German tank modeler quite often builds AFVs from countries overrun by the Germans, painting them as captured vehicles. The article is completed with a number of colored profiles showing different camouflage schemes.<br /><br />26. SS-Grenadier<br />Although just a simple conversion, the painting technique makes this figure into a masterpiece.<br /><br />32. FCM-36<br />A master modeler shows how he made an impressive job of a 1/48 scale French tank.<br /><br />40. Kettenkrad<br />Different super-detailing and painting techniques are applied to the vehicles and figures on this vignette. The article is rounded off with some contemporary wartime photographs, photos of actual uniforms and pictures of a renovated Kettenkrad in the French Tank Museum in Saumur.<br /><br />56. Modeling Lessons: Destroyed Building<br />A detailed study of the painting techniques used for the realistic depiction of damaged or destroyed buildings.</p>

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Indice:<br /><br />2. Pz.Kpfw. 35 S 739(f)<br />Updating an old model by scratch-building a turret and modifying a few parts. The article is rounded off with the addition of color profiles showing the different camouflage patterns.<br /><br />22. Beutepanzer Pz.Kpfw. 35 S 739(f)<br />Another view of the same model although, this time, a new way to depict wear and tear is fully explained. The article ends with an extended reportage.<br /><br />34. Oberleutnant/Unteroffizier<br />Two figures painted by the same modeler, showing the Splittermuster camouflage scheme used by the German forces.<br /><br />38. GLCM “Tomahawk�<br />A scratch-built 1/87 scale model of a US Army ground launched cruise missile followed by a complete analysis of the current paint schemes.<br /><br />46. Sd.Kfz. 222<br />The famous armored car that was very common during the first years of the war. The article is completed with several contemporary photographs.<br /><br />54. Panzerjäger 38(t) Marder III<br />One of the first tank destroyers built on the chassis of a Czech armored vehicle featuring an interesting camouflage scheme.<br /><br />60. MODELING LESSONS. A roof of Arab tiles<br />How to make a roof in very bad condition with some technical advice on how to paint it.

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<p>Indice:<br /><br />2. Wespe<br />This time the focus is on the weathering process for the Wespe, as well as the painting techniques for figures. The article concludes with an interesting range of color profiles showing the different camouflage schemes and a full report.<br /><br />28. M3A1 Scout Car<br />An old Italeri kit that has been updated to compete with the needs of today’s modeling market.<br /><br />38. Schütze<br />The subject is an infantryman from Heeresgruppe Süd as he was in 1941. The article is complete with photographs of both the actual uniform and the campaign equipment.<br /><br />42. Iosef (Josef) Stalin 3<br />An impeccably modeled 1/72nd scale Russian heavy tank.<br /><br />46. Jagdpanzer 38 starr<br />An interesting and little known variant of the Hetzer tank destroyer that has been beautifully assembled and painted in such a way as to delight all those model enthusiasts of German armored vehicles.<br /><br />52. T-26 Mod. 1933<br />A very realistic model of an operational tank, complete with a write-up and a number of color profiles.<br /><br />60. MODELING LESSONS: Silicone molds and resin copies<br />An extremely informative technical article for those modelers interested in producing their own molds.</p>

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<p>Indice:<br /><br />2. Centaur C.S. Mk. IV<br />A vignette set in Normandy presents an opportunity to explain the step-by-step painting of an armored vehicle. This article also includes a number of color profiles and a report on a tank in the French tank museum at Saumur.<br /><br />26. Sd.Kfz. 250/5 neu<br />An outstanding super-detailed and painted half-track. The model is of the reconnaissance variant.<br /><br />34. Kradschützen<br />An interesting 1/35scale figure of a WWII Luftwaffe motorcyclist, including some contemporary wartime photographs of the actual uniform.<br /><br />38. Churchill Mk 4<br />A very simple conversion of the famous British tank, depicting one of the vehicles used by the Russian forces.<br /><br />46. Panzer I “Modificado�<br />A high quality vignette revealing the amazing technical skill of the modeler. The author focuses on a German tank equipped with a Breda. Also included is a color profile showing a camouflage variant.<br /><br />56. Modeling Lessons: a snow-covered Terrain<br />The step-by-step explanations of how we depict the different stages and snow types in our dioramas.</p>

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<p>Indice:<br /><br />2. Pz.Kpfw. II “Luchsâ€?<br />A complete work: three modelers reveal three different ways of painting the same model. There is also a full report on the vehicle on display in the Musée des Blindés in Saumur, France.<br /><br />18. Pz.Kpfw. II “Luchsâ€?<br />A complete work: three modelers reveal three different ways of painting the same model. There is also a full report on the vehicle on display in the Musée des Blindés in Saumur, France.<br /><br />26. SS-Untersturmführer<br />A figure of an NCO from the ‘Hitlerjugend’ division painted in oils. The article also features some photographs of the actual leather uniform.<br /><br />30. M3 Medium Tank<br />This very well-known US tank is a piece of interest for all collectors.<br />This one fought in Burma.<br /><br />38. M-60<br />An interesting work on the M-60 tank, all the interiors are scratch-built.<br /><br />48. Poteau. December 1944<br />A vignette featuring a Jeep in the Ardennes region. A complete study of the step-by-step assembly and painting of the Jeep including, in great detail, how to paint a loose camouflaged shirt.<br /><br />60. Modeling Lessons: Making Zimmerit on a sheet of paper<br />A completely different and novel way of depicting Zimmerit.</p>

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Indice:<br /><br />2. StuG. III Ausf. G<br />Técnicas de pintura de un cañón de asalto y uno de los trip ulantes analizadas paso a paso y complementadas con fotos de un uniforme real, i mágenes de época y perfiles.<br /><br />24. TKS<br />Este pequeño blindado polaco capturado por los alemanes, hará las delicias de cualquier modelista con poco espacio libre en la vitrina.<br /><br />28. T-34/85<br />En este magnífico trabajo a escala 1/72 sobre el popular carro de combate soviético, el autor ha empleado unas depuradas técnicas de pintur a con las que ha obtenido resultados sorprendentes.<br /><br />34. SS-Rottenführer<br />Figura a escala 1/35 que representa un cabo del “LSSAHâ€? ambientado en el frente oriental.<br /><br />36. SS-Hauptsturmführer<br />Oficial del Kampfgruppe Peiper con uniforme invernal durante la batalla de las A rdenas.<br /><br />38. Hecken/Birken 1945<br />Espectacular diorama con parte de una estación, una locomotora, dos Jagdp anther y multitud de figuras, en el que hay que prestar especial atención a las edificaciones y complementos realizados a scratch por el autor. Incluye v arios perfiles a color y un completo reportaje gráfico.<br /><br />58. AULA DE MODELISMO. Desierto libio<br />Artículo técnico en el que se explica paso a paso cómo mode lar y pintar un terreno para ambientar una maqueta.

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Indice:<br /><br />2. IS-2<br />Estudio sobre el mítico carro de combate soviético que se centra en un modelo camuflado con tres colores. además se incluyen varios perfiles a color y fotografías de un ejemplar conservado en Polonia.<br /><br />24. E-100<br />Pintura paso a paso de un modelo a escala 1/72 y una pequeña figura.<br /><br />30. Pz.Kpfw. I Ausf. F<br />Interesante artículo dedicado a uno de los carros de combate que no suelen ser objeto de adoración por los modelistas debido a su reducido tamaño y a la escasa información disponible.<br /><br />36. Carro Armato FIAT-ANSALDO L6/40<br />Basada en una conocida foto de época, en esta viñeta se analiza paso a paso la pintura de un blindado abandonado en el desierto.<br /><br />44. SS-Grenadier<br />Figura ambientada en Budapest que refleja el agotamiento de la tropa en los últimos meses de la guerra.<br /><br />46. Renault UE<br />Dos pequeñas viñetas que muestran diferentes maneras de ambientar un vehículo capturado. El trabajo se complementa con un exahustivo reportaje gráfico.<br /><br />58. AULA DE MODELISMO. Modelado y pintura de un terreno.<br />Sencillo trabajo en el que se explican algunas técnicas imprescindibles a la hora de ambientar una maqueta.

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Indice:<br />2. Pz.Kpfw. VI Tiger Ausf. E (Sd.Kfz. 181)<br />A historical article complete with many B/W photographs plus several profiles showing different camouflage schemes.<br /><br />14. Tiger I Ausf. HI, 1. Kp./sch. Pz.Abt. 502<br />A model of the first Tiger ever built, which was sent to the Eastern Front in 1942.<br /><br />22. Tiger I Ausf. E, sch. Pz.Abt. 503<br />A further analysis of the painting techniques and weathering of a 1/48 scale model. It has been placed onto a small base and a figure added.<br /><br />30. Tiger I Ausf. E, sch. Pz.Abt. 510<br />A late model featuring steel road wheels and painted in an attractive camouflage scheme.<br /><br />38. Jeux de guerre. sch. SS-Pz.Abt. 101<br />An urban diorama displaying a Waffen SS Tiger1 during a brief rest period before the battle.<br /><br />50. Le Tigre de Vimoutiers<br />A wonderful conversion, a diorama featuring the tank recovered in Vimoutiers, France. Also including photographs of the actual tank.<br /><br />62. MODELING LESSONS. Aluminum Barrel <br />The step-by-step assembly of a metal gun barrel.

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<p>Indice:<br />2. Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. H<br />An article describing the best way to do a winter camouflage, followed by step-by-step instructions for painting a member of the tank's crew. Color profiles and a cut-a-way drawing of a Panzer IV.<br /><br />22. M4A1 “Sherman”<br />The most famous US tank specially for all those modelers enthusiastic about this favorite among Allied military vehicles.<br /><br />28. Schwimmwagen<br />A small vignette displaying a amphibious German vehicle. There is also an exciting selection of black and white contemporary photographs.<br /><br />34. Tiger II<br />One of the final production-run vehicles built in 1/72 scale.<br /><br />38. Chevrolet 15 CWT<br />A Canadian WWII truck featuring an attractive camouflage scheme.<br /><br />42. Rammtiger<br />An easy scratch-built project that has been placed in a small vignette with a figure added. Included are plans and drawings showing the shape of each individual part.<br /><br />60. MODELING LESSONS: Electric pyrogravure <br />This tool is converted so it will engrave plastic, make Zimmerit, weld seams, etc.</p>

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<p>Indice:<br />2. Pz.Kpfw. I Ausf. A “Negrillo”<br />A step-by-step analysis of the painting techniques used on a Panzer I belonging to the “Agrupación de Carros de Combate de la Legión” (Legion Tank Group). The model is presented on a small base accompanied by a figure. <br /><br />12. “Negrillos”. Los Panzer I en España<br />A historical article, including several color profiles of the different camouflage schemes used in Spain.<br /><br />20. Pz.Kpfw. I Ausf. A. Afrikakorps<br />Another variant of this famous tank, featuring a different camouflage scheme. Here, the tank is portrayed in North Africa. There are also a number of profiles and an in-depth photographic report.<br /><br />35. U.S. Tanker<br />How a superbly painted US tanker in 1/35 scale was done, the step-by-step process.<br /><br />42. StuG. III Ausf. G<br />A model of the famous German assault gun in 1/72 scale.<br /><br />44. T-26 mod. 1933<br />A wonderful vignette featuring the famous Russian T-26 tank. Included are also a number of black and white photographs, many of them never before published.<br /><br />60. Modeling Lessons: Latex Molds<br />A practical way of making inexpensive molds.</p>

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<p>Indice:<br />2. Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. G<br />A very complete work with a further analyse of the painting techniques applied on a tank and some crewmen belonging to Afrikakorps. See also some color profiles, a cut-a-way and a reportage.<br /><br />38. Unteroffizier<br />Figure in scale 1/35: a refined paintwork to portray a parachutist from the “Ramcke” brigade.<br /><br />40 Picking the wounded Buffalo<br />A vignette showing a “Dragon Wagon” which has just collected a “Water Buffalo” by the river side, during the allied advance in Germany.<br /><br />47. Sd.Kfz. 253<br />A very simple conversion of an old model to make a collectorÂ’s item.<br /><br />50. “Hetzer” (Späte)<br />A vignette of a German hunting tank in the Eastern Front with a superb camouflage pattern. <br /><br />58. Modeling Lessons. Sculpting Figures <br />Step by step explanations for sculpting a crew man. Knowing the sculpting techniques is a must for all hobbyists fond of military vehicles.</p>

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Indice:<br />2. LVT(A) 4<br />A step-by-step study of the painting techniques used for an Iwo Jima diorama, including a section on converting and painting a member of the crew, along with some color profiles.<br /><br />28. Matilda<br />An article about this well-known British tank, including black and white photographs and a report on one of these tanks in the Musée des Blindés in Saumur.<br /><br />42. Scharmützel<br />A wonderful vignette portraying an action in the suburbs of Moscow. Figure painting explained step-by-step.<br /><br />46. Tiger II<br />This is one of the last tanks produced. These armored beasts were handed over to the crews while still in the factories. Including color profiles.<br /><br />58. MODELING LESSONS. Modeling and painting canvases and bundles.<br />Step-by-step explanation on the best way to make these accessories that are vital additions on all military vehicles.

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<p>Indice:<br />2. “Hetzer” (Frühe)<br />A complete work: step-by-step instructions of the painting of the famous German tank destroyer and its crew. Also included is a <br />cut-away and several color profiles depicting different camouflage schemes.<br /><br />28. Jeep Willys<br />Article on this very well-known American vehicle. Includes also a reportage.<br /><br />38. GMC DUKW 353<br />A vignette showing the U.S. ArmyÂ’s ubiquitous amphibious vehicle in Normando<br /><br />42. SS-Obersturmführer<br />Our section on figures is devoted to Obersturmführer Willi Hein.<br /><br />46. Berlín 1945<br />A magnificent diorama, including tanks, an Obersturmführer and some scratch-built houses.<br /><br />58. Modeling Lessons: overhead lighting and acrylic paints<br />The step-by-step explanation on how to paint a figure in 1/35 scale.</p>

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<p>Indice:<br />2. Cruiser Mk VIA Crusader II<br />Super-detailing of a Crusader with a rare camouflage scheme, a few color profiles and black and white photographs.<br /><br />22. Tiger I<br />An excellent article on this German armored vehicle, including also a reportage and some color profiles.<br /><br />40. SS-Grenadier (Hitlerjugend)<br />A member belonging to this well-known unit during the Normandy landings.<br /><br />44. .M4 Sherman<br />Step by step painting of this well-known US tank.<br /><br />52. Tiger II<br />A detailed model in scale 1/72. We focus on the assembly and the painting.<br /><br />54. Pz.Kpfw. II Ausf. D<br />A German tank in the Eastern Front.<br /><br />58. MODELING LESSONS: Maskol molds and putty copies: <br />A useful system to build small details.</p>

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2. M4 “Sherman” Thorough work on the well known tank inscribed within a New Zealander Unit. Includes cut-a-way, color profiles and a reportage. 30. Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. G Thorough step by step ageing process. Color profiles illustrate the article. 38. SS-Rottenführer Vignette with a member of the Kampfgruppe Peiper. 42. Panther G (Befehlswagen) Commanding vehicle with an original camouflage scheme used towards the end of the war. A number of black and white pictures are included. 52. T-28 2ª parte, pintura Final instalment on the step by step painting process of this Soviet model. 58. Modeling seminars: Photoetch pieces Simple techniques on bending, shaping and gluing photoetch pieces.

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2. Chevrolet 1533X2 30 cwt Updating of an old model. This article includes some B/W phographs: a reportage on a preserved model and also some color profiles. 24. Tiger I E, schwere Panzerabteilung 502 The story of this Tiger heavy tank, different camouflage schemes and some color profiles. 34. SS-Obersturmführer Some very accurate explanations for a complicated camouflage scheme. See also a variant of the same figure to represent the “Ace” Ernst Barkmann. 40. El sistema de defensa costera Rubezh A scratch-built model in 1/87 scale. The painting techniques studied step by step. 50. T-28 mod. 1934. 1ª parte Further analysis on the assembly techniques of a resin model. Step by step photographs. 60. MODELING SEMINARS. Camouflage Netting A camouflage net in scale 1/35 using sewing thread; this item can contribute greatly to the looks of any military vehicle.

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2. Tiger II An excellent Tiger II, includes a color interior view and also two color side views. 14. Der Angriff!! A pretty dynamic vignette. Includes a graphic report on a tank preserved in the ParolaÂ’s Museum and also some color side views. 30. Zwischen Lösung A very particular model in scale with an “ambush” camouflage. See also the photos of a model preserved in the Musée des Blindés de Saumur, in France. 42. SS-Schutze (Das Reich) The step by step painting of a crewman who is wearing camouflaged coveralls. 48. Luchs A beautiful vignette of a reconnaissance tank in Normandy. 58. Cromwell Mk. IV A beautiful vignette of a reconnaissance tank in Normandy. 60. MODELING SEMINARS Tin foil Flag Really simple step by step explanations for modeling and painting a flag for aerial identification.

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2. Jagdpanzer IV L/48 With this interesting work by J. García Gñazquez, particular attention is paid to its weathering. In addition, the application of the different dirt and mud schemes are looked at. 16. LVT 4 “Water Buffalo” J. Moreno Rodríguez gives a detailed account of the amount of detailing required for this amphibious U.S. Marine vehicle. 38. Steyr RSO mit Pak.40 A.Piñeiro García presents a magnificent winter diorama. In it can be seen many different techniques employed for winter camouflage. He also gives some insight on how to get a realistic background in a simple, yet effective way. 48. Patton, comandante de carros J. Pérez Huélamo creates an impeccable model of the famous American tank general. The vignette includes the M-4 Sherman tank that contributed to his fame. 54. Ambulancia Opel Blitz “A” This neat conversion by J.L. Macone, shows how this popular German truck is transformed into the ambulance version. He also gives some pointers on the camouflage scheme. 58. Model Making School: Practical airbrush tips In this issue, we deal with the problems that may come up when working with an airbrush...... and how to go about solving them. In addition, we also include a number of exercises to improve your airbrushing skills.

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2. TIGER I E, Sch. Pz. Abt. 509 A study of the history of the 509th Heavy Tank Battalion which was equipped with a number of early Tiger I EÂ’s. 20. A22 “Churchill” MK. VII F. Moreno reveals a very realistic model of the famous British tank, concentrating on the weathering effects. 30. SKODA Typ 952 Kabrio J. L. Macone explains how to make a very original diorama: a soldier is cleaning a military car, one half reveals a highly polished side, while the other half is covered in dust. 40. Dumper GMC This piece is absolutely unique due to the amazing weathering techniques applied by the author. 48. Pz. Kpfw. II (F) C. Vergara Durán has modelled an armored Panzer II flame-thrower. 54. SWS The author explains, using pigments in the most simple way, how to simulate mud. 60. Modeling Seminars. Compressors. A chapter on compressors and air-propellant systems in which the author gives the necessary advice on care and maintenance of compressors. This advice will prolong the operating life of any compressor.

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