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PANZERWRECKS X GERMAN ARMOUR 1944-45

"Panzerwrecks X - German Armour 1944-45" is the tenth volume in the excellent reference series from Lee Archer and William Auerbach dealing with German vehicles in various stages of abandonment, decay and destruction. As a nod towards the X-Files, this time around the Authors have assembled a pastiche of some of the most unusual vehicles that they could find. Examples include the "Freaks and Antiques" feature, which delivers some real rarities, and "Panzers at Pilsen Airfield". The volume kicks off with "Panzerwrecks 2 Revisited' which re-examines some of the photographs and conclusions drawn in this earlier volume. In common with previous releases, this volume is presented in a landscape format on glossy paper with large and well-reproduced wartime images. This issue has 114 photographs in its 97 pages.

Panzerwrecks X will be a fantastic source of inspiration for modellers and researchers alike, but especially for those who enjoy the occasional oddball Panzer!

Reproduced by kind permission of Model Military International Magazine  (opens in a new window)