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Modelling the Harrier I and II

Modelling the Harrier I and II

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Description: In over 30 years of service, the Harrier has seen significant combat action for the British Royal Navy and the USMC: from the Falklands to Bosnia and Kosovo, from the First Gulf War to Afghanistan, the Harrier has played a key role. It has also seen service for Italy, Spain, and India. Distinctive and widely recognised, the Harrier was the world’s first VSTOL aircraft and its appeal for the modeller is clear. This title covers modelling the Harrier across a variety of scales, from the early version P.1127 through to later models. Advice on weathering, superdetailing, conversions and display bases combines with a wealth of recommended reference sources to create this packed and informative guide to modelling the Harrier.
MSRP: 20.95
Book Series: Modelling Guides
Volume: 1
Subject: Warfare Modelling
Author: Geoff Coughlin
About the Author: Glenn Ashley has written several titles on key aircraft types, as well as numerous articles for modelling magazines. Glenn served in the Royal Navy for several years before becoming a professional photographer. His passion is for scale aircraft modelling, and through his writing he has managed to combine both his talents and interests. He lives and works in Sheffield, UK.
ISBN-13: 9781841766478
Publisher: Osprey Publishing
Publication Date: 9/25/03
Number of Pages: 80
Binding: Paperback
UPC: 9781841766478
Set: Osprey Books
Rarity: sealed
In over 30 years of service, the Harrier has seen significant combat action for the British Royal Navy and the USMC: from the Falklands to Bosnia and Kosovo, from the First Gulf War to Afghanistan, the Harrier has played a key role. It has also seen service for Italy, Spain, and India. Distinctive and widely recognised, the Harrier was the world’s first VSTOL aircraft and its appeal for the modeller is clear. This title covers modelling the Harrier across a variety of scales, from the early version P.1127 through to later models. Advice on weathering, superdetailing, conversions and display bases combines with a wealth of recommended reference sources to create this packed and informative guide to modelling the Harrier.
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