Robert Michulec Knihy

První část monografie německé stíhačky z 2. světové války. První díl popisuje vznik a vývoj prvních verzí. Mnoho fotografií a výkresů, taktéž mnoho barevných schémat kamufláží. Publikace je určena pro zájemce o letadla, vojenskou techniku a modeláře. Celou publikaci si můžete prohlédnout stránku za stránkou na tomto videu: https://youtu.be/lP-s-EeV-w8 84 stran (8 barevných), 20 stran výkresů 1/72 a 1/36, 114 čb a 5 barevných fotografií, barevná kresba pilotní kabiny verzí Bf 109 B a Bf 109 E-4/B, výkresy – prototypy, Bf 109 B, D-1, E-1, E-4, E-7, T-1 a jiné Vznik a vývoj (verze C/D, E a T)

Robert Michulec brings us the first volume of the photographic journal of the German 4th Panzer Division in combat, from 1941 to 1943. All photos are from a private collection and never before published.This volume follows the 4th Panzer Division from Operation Barbarossa until end of 1943. The division was mainly equipped with Pz.Kpfw. III and IV during this period, with supporting panzergrenadier battalions (mainly Sd.Kfz. 250 and 251 half-tracks), anti-tank battalions (mainly Marder II and III), and reconnaissance battalions (mainly Luchs). Photographs featured AFVs of these battalions, with many rare shots of Marder III and Luchs in action.

72 pages, 179 photos, 16 color profiles. The Second volume of the "armor Battles on the Eastern Front". Robert Michulec's efforts have been rewarded with his search throughout Eastern European archives and private collections to bring the readers many unique not-before-published wartime photos to fill the book. This book begins with the battle of Voronezh in January 1943 and continues to the battle of Berlin in 1945. Mid 1943 saw the Germans at high tide. In addition, from then on, the downfall of the Third Reich was inevitable. Armor from both sides of the conflict are captured in photo, this time the Soviet armor advancing, while German armor demolished. Many unpublished photos of interesting vehicles like Elefant, Whirbelwind, Bergepanther, IS-2, Soviet Sherman are included in the book. With the interest of German and Soviet armor models among modelers, this book should be an excellent reference material for the modelers. Artists, A. Wrobel and W. Kloriski provide good camouflage and markings in the color profiles.