Global Scale Modeller

Tank Art 2 by Michael Rinaldi



This follows on from the first and concentrates on WWII Allied Armour.

I'm just going to reiterate everything I said in the review for Tank Art 1 as the same applies to this book

I would have to say that this is the most comprehensive and easiest to understand book on AFV weathering there is, not to mention the prettiest also! Page after page is a new insight into AFV weathering and the process involved. It's easy to understand and easy to follow with no specific advertising for any specific products like other similar books out there.

I would consider this not only an essential guide for ANY modeller, but also a book in its self that I could easily pick up and read just for the sake of it. The photography and subjects are exquisite as is the layout and ease with which this book can be read.

As I have previously said, Tank Art 1 & 2 are an absolute must for all modellers everywhere, start saving - it's worth it....!!!

Cost £20 ($30)

Rubbish book, wouldn't waste my money on it










Nah it brilliant just like the first one

Great book! Loved it but sometimes confusing for a newbie. But I do understand more and more as I get more knowledge.

Wow this is something I am looking for! Great for camo guide, great to look at and great to have a read anywhere!

Do you guys have any other AFV camo guide recommendations-especially for German armor throughout WW2?

timtamtung wrote:Wow this is something I am looking for! Great for camo guide, great to look at and great to have a read anywhere!

Do you guys have any other AFV camo guide recommendations-especially for German armor throughout WW2?

I actually just bought a new one few weeks back [ Camouflage & Markings Armour in the Theatre Easter Front Spring & Summer 1943 Vol 1 ] by Mark Healy £9.99

"This is the first book in a new series on armor camouflage and markings. It picks the Spring and Summer of 1943 as its first subject area, a time during which the largest armor battle in history, Kursk, took place. It was also a time for several new German armored vehicles such as the Panther and the Ferdinand to name a few. " Description curtsey of Modelingmadness.com