Military Miniatures in Review magazine No 27

MMiR modelling magazine,
Military Miniatures in Review is an 80-page, full color magazine that showcases and promotes the world of scale armor modeling. MMiR was the very first publication produced by Ampersand. Publication of MMiR was suspended after the release of issue 63. More than "just a magazine," MMiR is presented in a journal style and is a high-quality perfect bound book that is made to last. Printed on glossy art paper, each issue is more like a book than a periodical. In addition to fully developed step-by-step articles on building tanks, figures and vehicles, regular features include new product announcements, book reviews, figure reviews. Content

• Paper Panzers, A sneak preview of upcoming attractions in the Panzer Tracts series.
• Scissors, please, The big ‘ol MT-55 bridging vehicle.
• Have Guns, Will Travel Hey look! It’s the new AFV Club Gun Truck.
• The Big, the Bad and the Fugly, It’s got a face only a mother could love; the Commander M103 heavy tank.
• Horch and Carriage, We take real close look at the Italeri Horch and the Tamiya Field Kitchen .
• Ballistic Polecat, Accurate Armour’s weird (but cool) little Ferret.
• Godzilla Beware! We mix and match all the cool parts from Tamiya's Type 90 MBT kits.
• Be Dee-Dee, Tamiya old T-62 kit gets a new life as a T-62 BDD in Afganistan.
• Yeah Baby! Austin to the max! Sovereign 2000's new Austin K5 Truck.
• Japanese Tanks, Part 2: Little Jewel The Type 89 tank, a gorgeous bit of multi-media fun from Gumka.
• Could it be... Satan!, That's right, it's the new M3 Satan Flame tank from Harper Castings.
• Model Citizen, Horch & Carriage, Part 2, Our special expanded feature described the figures and diorama on the front cover.

• taal : Engels
• binding : Geniet
• conditie : Goed
• pagina's : 82
• gewicht : 0.330 kg
• uitgever : Ampersand publishing
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