93. Albatros B.II
£9.50
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The classic WWI two seater is covered by expert Peter M Grosz with six pages of detailed GAs in 1:48 and 1:72.Just the perfect reference for the Wingnut Wings kit released inDecember 20161Poland and Sweden.
A real must-have for modellers of this classic early German two-seater. Scores of great archive photos from the Peter Grosz archives to support his detailed history, plus colour profiles and also close-ups of the surviving examples in Sweden and Poland. All this and six pages of highly detailed drawings in 1:48 and 1;72 by Marty Digmayer and it's the ultimate reference- absolutely ideal for those enthusiasts building the superb 1:32 scale Wingnut Wings kit released in December 2016! In all there are over 90 ultra-rare archive illustrations together with six colour close ups of the ex-Berlin Albatros B.IIa in Poland and a licence-built SK.1 preserved at the Swedish Air Museum in Linkoping.Detailed appendices appear at the end of this 40 page monograph along with a September 1917 drawing of a Roland-built B.II and Ray Rimell's rear cover profiles presenting three colourful examples.
Condition:
New
Weight:
0.2kg