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"Jeep In Detail Part 2
M38A1 & M606 A2"

Frantisek Koran and Jan Mostek

 

S u m m a r y
Publisher: WWP RAK Publishing House, P.O. Box 35, 170-06 Prague 7, Czech Republic. 
Contents and Media: Soft cover, 36 pages, 124 colour photographs
ISBN: 80-902677-7-7
Price: Same as Kubelwagen book from WWWP
Review Type: Book Review
Advantages: Great selection of subjects: wonderful photos; good presentation; low price
Disadvantages:  
Recommendation: Highly Recommended

 

Reviewed by Ian Sadler

 

F i r s t L o o k

 

Published in the familiar style and A4 landscape format now established by this prolific publisher, this book has 36 pages full of 124 outstanding colour photographs of a ground-up restoration on a M38 A1 or M 606 A2.

It follows the publisher’s regular format and is set out in a logical way. The book explores all the various aspects of the vehicle in the smallest detail. The clarity of the photographs is breathtaking and the photographer is to be congratulated on a job well done. The resulting work shows that the photographer full understands how the subject should be presented not only for modelmakers but historians and restorers.

The publisher has, in a very short space of time, set new and exciting standards not only in the selection of subjects but also the presentation and delivery of what we as modelmakers require. As a bonus, they are available at a very good price. This is reflected in the fact that, all ready several of the previous titles are now sold out and are to be reissued shortly.

In conclusion, if you have a M38 A1 Jeep and you need help in your restoration then this book will undoubtedly be a great aid. Equally if you have the Skybow kit then this will turn a very good model into a showstopper.

Get yours now and avoid disappointment. Very highly recommended to all those interested in the M38 series of vehicles.

Many thanks to the Editor Franti for the advanced copy for review.

 


Review Copyright © 2000 by Ian Sadler
Page Created 18 April, 2000
Last updated 22 July, 2003

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