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Catalogue Number: |
AirDOC Post WWII Combat Aircraft
Series No. 2 |
ISBN: |
3-935687-01-X |
Price: |
USD$18.00 |
Contents and Media: |
Soft-cover book, 60 pages |
Review Type: |
First Look |
Advantages: |
Excellent reference for German
MiG-29s. |
Disadvantages: |
None |
Recommendation: |
Highly Recommended |
Reviewed by Dave
Williams

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Summary
Catalogue Number:
ISBN:
Contents and Media: .
Price: $18.00 USD
Review type: First Read
Advantages: Excellent reference for German MiG-29s.
Disadvantages: None
Recommendations: Highly recommended.
Reviewed by: Dave Williams
Contents
The newest book from AirDOC is specifically devoted to the MiG-29 Fulcrum in
German service. While most of the book covers the Fulcrum after German
reunification, a chapter is devoted to service with the NVA (Nationale
Volksarmee – East German People’s Army). The book is primarily a photo reference
and is packed with an average of 4-5 crisp color photos per page. Mixed in with
the photos are a number of color profile drawings, a number of which will
doubtless appear on the upcoming decal sheets announced by AirDOC. Highlights of
the book include:
• Color 4-view drawings with color references for both the Luftwaffe Norm 90J
scheme and the original NVA green/brown tactical scheme.
• Fold-out 1/48 scale drawings of the MiG-29A (G) and MiG-29UB (GT), including
drawings of the missiles, pylons, and drop tanks.
• 8 pages of detail photos covering the cockpit, landing gear, and engines.
• A two-page section with 5 photos of the specially painted 40th Anniversary
bird from JG 73 “Steinhof”.
• Listing of individual aircraft by serial number, giving both the current
Luftwaffe code numbers and the original NVA codes.
The chapter text is in English, with a summary in German at the end of the book.
All photos have captions in both languages.
Conclusion
If you are interested in modeling the Fulcrum in German markings, this is all
the reference you need. Highly Recommended!
Review sample courtesy of my dwindling bank account.
Dave Williams
IPMS/USA 19050
Review Copyright © 2002 by Dave
Williams
Page Created 06 July, 2002
Last updated 22 July, 2003
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