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Ammo by MIG Publications Stalingrad Vehicles Colors - German and Russian Camouflages in the Battle of Stalingrad (Multilingual)

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Ammo by MIG Publications Stalingrad Vehicles Colors - German and Russian Camouflages in the Battle of Stalingrad (Multilingual) AMMO by Mig Jimenez
$20.04 USD
$20.04 USD

Ammo by MIG Publications Stalingrad Vehicles Colors - German and Russian Camouflages in the Battle of Stalingrad

Soft cover, 88 pages with high-quality full-colour photos.
This book is Multilingual: English, Spanish and Russian.

The Battle of Stalingrad certainly was one of the best known and most dramatic of World War II. The historic clash marked a turning point in the conflict. In this book, we will show you the camouflage schemes used on a large number of soft skin and armoured vehicles that took part in this battle to include both German and Soviet examples including the Pz. III, Sd.Kfz. 222, Sd.Kfz. 223, Sd.Kfz. 251, StuG. III, Pz. IV, Marder II, Opel Blitz, Pz.Sfl. IV, T-34, KV-1, KV-1S, GAZ AA, T-26, GAZ-64, and more.

An essential book for all World War II enthusiasts.

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Christopher Benjamin
Stalingrad vehicle colors Camouflage profile guide

Ammo. 2021 88 pages, Multi-lingual. Text and color profiles.

Spray Gunner's excellent price point makes this a good buy for the number of color profiles of vehicles and the units involved in this battle. Short text about the units followed by at least one if not more of the vehicles rendered in profile. This is a quick read, mostly meant to showcase unit markings and colors.
The lack of color variations during the war at this point and on the Eastern Front does quickly tire the eye, so you do have to enjoy 4BO green and Panzer grey. I do believe there are not well known unit marking in this profile, and I'm confident there are no decals for some of these units by mainstream decal or model companies.

Recommended at this price point, I lean towards slightly more than 4 stars, possibly 4.50-4.8 stars.

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J.J.

Very happy with the publication and service all round.

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Steve Gordon
Disappointed

Beautifully printed book but vast majority of German Tanks were gray and vast majority of Russian vehicles were green. While this may historically accurate it doesn’t make for very interesting research. While it does give good information regarding markings I was expecting more for the price.