by: Harry [ ]
Naval Institute Press- German Naval Camouflage Volume 0ne 1939-1941.
By John Asmussen & Eric Leon
Published by Seaforth Publishing
ISBN 978-1-84832-142-7
This is an excellent book for anyone interested in German naval camouflage in the pre-war to 1941. The Color plates are very well done. This makes it very easy for the modeler to paint the ship the correct way for the time period chosen.
The book starts with the types of camouflage used. The second chapter which I find most interesting is on the use of "scale effect".
The following chapters go into complete color plates of the ship camouflage by date, very useful. even though the book states 1939-1941 some of the color plate go all the way back to 1934.
Contents
This includes complete class chapters on:
Capital Ships
Heavy Cruisers
Light Cruisers
Destroyers
And a final chapter on German shipboard float plane colors and markings.
This is an excellent book in all respects.
SUMMARY | Highs: Just can not say enough of how much I enjoyed this book.
I bought it for my Heavy Cruiser Blücher build. Glad I did as there are a few others on my build list as well. The printing and paper used in the making of this book are very high class
Lows: None found
Verdict: I think I said it all in the Highs |  |
100% |
| | | | N/A | | | | ISBN 978-1-59114-333-8 | | | | around $48.00 | | | | Aug 23, 2017 | | | | Germany |
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About Harry (Harry_at_BFM) I am retired and started BattleFleet Models (BFM) in 2003.
A small resin ship and accessories company.
Dealing in 1/700 and 1/350 Auxiliary Ships and Docks.
I scratch build all of the masters, except for the masters given to me by my fellow ship enthusiasts. I also do commission builds.
I have... Copyright ©2021 text by Harry [ ]. Images also by copyright holder unless otherwise noted. Opinions expressed are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of Model Shipwrights. All rights reserved.
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