Modelling Soft-Skinned Military Vehicles by Rodrigo Hernandez Cabos

Modelling Soft-Skinned Military Vehicles by Rodrigo Hernandez Cabos

While tanks and armoured cars have the edge for excitement, there's no doubting the fact that soft skinned military vehicles are essential for most dioramas. The trouble is that they tend to be more difficult to model than a tank. They tend to have lots of bits of kit, personal weapons and clothing, complicated awnings and windshields, and often a number of figures. It is important therefore to be able to model them well and that is where the eleventh of Osprey’s Modelling Manuals comes in. It provides expert advice, professional tips and pointers and detailed technical knowledge to help with model-making, scratch-building, superdetailing and, in particular, painting these tricky vehicles.

Jerry Scutts has worked in the field of aviation publishing since the late 1960s, writing over 40 books that have covered a broad spectrum of subject matter ranging from US Navy floatplane fighters in World War 2 to the exploits of the USAF's Phantom IIs over Vietnam. His specialist areas are the Luftwaffe and the US Army Air Forces in World War 2, and he originally appeared on the Osprey list as long ago as 1977, when he wrote the second volume in the now much sought after Air Cam Air War series -- many of the jacket illustrations in this series were also painted by him. Jerry has been a regular contributor to Osprey's Aircraft of the Aces series since its inception in 1994.

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ISBN 13	9781841761398
ISBN 10	1841761397
Title	Modelling Soft-Skinned Military Vehicles
Author	Rodrigo Hernandez Cabos
Series	Modelling Manuals
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published	2000-10-27
Number of pages	64
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