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Hello Chaps

A new book arrived on my door step today. It called Repairing the Panzers.
ISBN 978-095559408-3 Around £35.00
Some very good Photos of Bergpanthers for those who will be having them. Sod the TV. My head is in it now. Research time. :idea: :lol:

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Thanks Lee, I have just ordered one.

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I had one delivered this morning too, just under £28 from Amazon

Regards

Rob

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Has anyone checked this one out yet ? Dale


http://www.battlebridgemilitarybooks.co ... dback.html

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Post by Robin Hinson »

Hi Dale,

Yes I have this book,which is very expensive for a photo album with some colour plates and a few line drawings. It isnt in the same class as the King Tiger Book by the same Author. One thing is for sure, I will not buy volume 2 when it is published.

Best Wishes

Rob

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Repairing the Panzers.

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This 'Panzerwrecks' book is very interesting, well put together and both the text and photos kept me interested right to the end. Promises good things for the second volume.

Referance the 'Tiger 1 Technical History' also mentioned above. Yes that book [ vol 1 ] is expensive, but if Tiger 1 is your interest then you can't go wrong. I am awaiting vol 2 eagerly.

SF.

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Post by Dave Hill »

High Dale i can also back up Robins asesment of the book; its way too pricey.
Nice print quality etc etc
BUT on the whole a goodly number of the pics are already to be seen in other books

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Post by Dale jordan »

Thanks everyone .. This was my worry about this book , new release same old photos , if it was $ 75 dollars it would be worth having . I have lots of Tiger books . When building armortek tiger kits the book I use 90% of the time is The Modeler's guide to the tiger tank .Dale

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Post by simon fuller »

Sorry y' alllllllllll,

Think you are confused.

This link is for 'REPAIRING THE PANZERS'. its not a Tiger book.

Its content relates to how they kept the tank and vehicles running and what caused the damage.

Its a very interesting book, good quality and for £25-30 is more than value for money. :!:

SF

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Post by Dave Hill »

I personally was responding to Dales Link to a book re Tigers and as i along with Robin thought the book WAY over priced
and to boot it was only volume 1

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