CANADAIR Scoopers
(Les Bombardiers d’eau)
by Frédéric Marsaly
and Samuel Prétat
MINIMONDE76 PUBLISHING
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Catalogue Number, Description and ISBN: |
CANADAIR Scoopers (Les Bombardiers d’eau)
Author(s): Frédéric Marsaly and Samuel Prétat
Publisher: MINIMONDE76 PUBLISHING
ISBN: n/a |
Contents & Media: |
Softcover, 64 pages, 12.60” x 9.45” |
Price: |
MSRP: 19.90 Euros, plus P&P |
Review Type: |
First Look |
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Complete history; 140 color photos; 24 gorgeous color profiles. |
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Conclusion: |
Building HELLER’s 1:72-scale CL-215? Seeking stunning shots of beautifully painted aircraft? File this outstanding monograph under “must have”! |
Reviewed by David L. Veres
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This cool compendium chronicles Canadair’s CL-215, -215T, and Bombardier’s 415 flying boats – the only aircraft purpose-designed to fight wildfires.
And what a striking job MINIMONDE76 have done! The bilingual French-English volume sports 140 hitherto unpublished color photos, several superbly informative 3-view and interior drawings, and – most impressively – 24 gorgeous color profiles.
Note Newfoundland and Labrador’s lovely livery. Savor Saskatchewan’s sleek scheme. And tarry at Thailand’s flashy package. Only one B&W shot haunts this terrific tome!
But all is not glitz and glamour. Frédéric Marsaly and Samuel Prétat add substance to their beautiful book with a complete history. Background, design, development, production, and worldwide use – both civilian and military. Contents competently cover the whole tantalizing tale.
And what a ripping read it is. I happily and hungrily roamed back-to-front – and inside-out. This amazing account utterly encourages sampling and savoring!
Building HELLER’s 1:72-scale CL-215? Seeking stunning shots of beautifully painted aircraft? File this outstanding monograph under “must have”!
Rabidly recommended.
With thanks to MINIMONDE76 PUBLISHING for the review copy:
MINIMONDE76 PUBLISHING
http://www.editions-minimonde76.com/en/
Review Copyright © 2012 by David L Veres
This Page Created on 5 July, 2012
Last updated
5 July, 2012
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