--The new issue of the WWII German Army series is a photo book of `dummy tanks` by Mr. Jochen, the owner of Tankograd.
――The title is `dummy tank`, which is a bit sloppy, but in fact, it is a rally that Mr. Jochen has collected and researched over the years, and the content is amazing.
――Since the time of World War I in 1916, the German army seems to have been noisy about this kind of thing, and although it is made of wood, there are only real things such as Mk.IV, A7V, Renault FT and so on.
――Furthermore, the quality of photographs that you can't imagine about 100 years ago is overwhelming.
--Full of photos of the Adler armored car during the war. For the German army of WWII, from tanks that have a camouflaged car body mounted on the famous Cubelwagen and even a turret, to tanks that have a camouflaged car body mounted on passenger cars such as Opel and Stewer (this is really many), etc. From precious shots of the to the wooden T-34, KV-1, KV-2, and even Churchill made for practice, there are plenty of pictures of Dami tanks that can be seen as real.
――In addition, Renault UE, Demag 1-ton half-track, Opel Maultia, etc. are used for the base vehicle, and it is a hat off for Germans.
--A4, soft cover, black and white, English / German bilingual, 64 pages
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