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Title: |
Modern Combat
Aircraft Special Series No 7
Luftwaffe Phantoms
F-4F and RF-4E Aircraft in Norm 72 Camouflage
by Andreas Klein |
ISBN: |
3-935687-64-8 |
Media and Contents: |
Soft cover, A4, 72 pages |
Price: |
€
14,95 from [AirDoc] Aircraft
Documentations and
£9.99 from Hannants. |
Review Type: |
First Read |
Advantages: |
Excellent photo coverage of the F-4F in Luftwaffe Service |
Disadvantages: |
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Recommendation: |
Highly Recommended for those with an
interest Phantoms |
Reviewed by Ken Bowes
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This volume, the latest Bildband (Picture Book)
from Andreas Klein's AirDOC, is dedicated to F-4F and RF-4E Phantoms of
the Luftwaffe. Not all F-4s to be fair, but specifically those in Norm
72, the splintered Olive Green/Basalt Gray over light gray scheme
carried over in Luftwaffe service from the F-104 and pre-dating that
late 80s tendency for all things fast jet to be in some tactical lo-viz
gray scheme.
As the title implies this is primarily a picture book, with its 72 pages
featuring on average two large clear full colour photographs of the
subject aircraft.
The book is organised with each section covering a single unit so
included in this volume are great shots of Phantoms from JG71 "Richthofen",
JG 74 "Molders", JaboG 35, JaboG 36 "Westfalen", AG 51 "Immelmann", and
AG 52 "Panthers". No WTD 61 though but they are more than adequately
covered in the same publishers history of that unit.
Each photo has a detail caption in English and German adding useful
reference tidbits to support the image.
This is a great reference for modellers and nice picture book for
Phantom enthusiasts.
Highly Recommended.
Thanks to AirDOC Publications for the review sample
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Review Text Copyright © 2007 by Ken Bowes
This Page Created on 02 November, 2007
Last updated 24 December, 2007
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