The Weathering Special: Iron Factory

Are you fascinated by powerful steel machines produced in USSR and Russia? Do you like models of vehicles from Modern Conflicts? Focused on something more than only painting the models - our new special issue is made especially for modellers like you! This time we gathered under one cover highly prolific modellers from Eastern Europe which have a passion for building, painting and weathering modern vehicles. This book is unique for that issue as each model is based strictly on reference material, meaning no fantasy or sci-fi modelling. Accurate builds and precise painting effects illustrated in step-by-step photographs supplied by detailed descriptions. A selection of subjects that covers tanks, SPGs, APCs. This special issue is not only modelling - it gives you motivational tips on building Russian vehicles and contains a large historical narrative with reference photographs. Definitively a must have for your collection!

This work brings together in a single publication highly productive modellers from Eastern Europe who have a passion for building, painting and weathering modern vehicles. This book is unique in that each of the models covered is based solely on reference material, there is no fantasy or science fiction modelling whatsoever. Accurate replicas and precise effects, illustrated in step-by-step photos through detailed descriptions. A diverse selection of subjects covering main battle tanks, infantry fighting vehicles and other armoured vehicles. This special edition is not only dedicated to the creation and design process of various models - it also offers motivating and inspiring tips on building Russian vehicle models and there is a comprehensive history of modern Soviet-Russian military vehicle construction with numerous reference photos. Definitely a must for vehicle enthusiasts of modern military vehicles from Soviet and Russian production. Overview of the model building projects presented here: 2S3 "Akatsiya" (Trumpeter 05543), BMP-2, BTR-70, T-64B - Model 1981 (Trumpeter 01581), T-80B and a Russian T-90A in Syria (Meng Models TS-006).