Volume 29,No.1,January/February 2013
£7.60
THE first Windsock for the year carries a great variety of top reference and modelling features.Hannover wing sweep*Sopwith Triplane profiles*FK12 plans feature *Harry Woodman remembered*Lance on added detail plus more!
THIS edition carries the wide variety of high-class modelling and reference material that puts WINDSOCK
Worldwide ahead of the pack. Lance Krieg continues his WWI Modelling Master Class with more invaluable advice on adding and creating the small details that enhance any model,whilst for the scratchbuilders, a Rara Avis plans feature profiles the AW FK 12 anti-Zeppelin triplane fighter. There's an exclusive centre-spread of Sopwith Triplane colour profiles for builders of the 1:32 scale Roden and Wingnut kits;an extended 'Transfer List' to include most recent releases,and we offer the editor's personal tribute to the late,great Harry Woodman,whose contributions to WWI modelling and aviation research have inspired so many. The issue also includes reviews of kits and accessories, including the Alley Cat Bristol M.1 and WNW Hannover CL.II, plus we take a look at the Hawa's wing design with plenty of archive source material.Did the Hannover's upper wings have sweepback,or were they straight? We sift the evidence...
All the regular columns also feature to make this another packed,stand -out number!
Worldwide ahead of the pack. Lance Krieg continues his WWI Modelling Master Class with more invaluable advice on adding and creating the small details that enhance any model,whilst for the scratchbuilders, a Rara Avis plans feature profiles the AW FK 12 anti-Zeppelin triplane fighter. There's an exclusive centre-spread of Sopwith Triplane colour profiles for builders of the 1:32 scale Roden and Wingnut kits;an extended 'Transfer List' to include most recent releases,and we offer the editor's personal tribute to the late,great Harry Woodman,whose contributions to WWI modelling and aviation research have inspired so many. The issue also includes reviews of kits and accessories, including the Alley Cat Bristol M.1 and WNW Hannover CL.II, plus we take a look at the Hawa's wing design with plenty of archive source material.Did the Hannover's upper wings have sweepback,or were they straight? We sift the evidence...
All the regular columns also feature to make this another packed,stand -out number!
Condition:
New
Weight:
0.14kg
