Mitsubishi A6M Reisen Zeke: Volume 3: Kagero Monograph #81 SC
Mitsubishi A6M Reisen Zeke: Volume 3: Kagero Monograph #81 SC softcover KG3081
In the early stages of combat, the air war went extremely well for the Japanese, but that would soon change. As the improved versions of aircraft entered service and as the air tactics evolved, the A6M began to lose its edge over Allied fighters. The only way to turn the tides was to modernize the Zeke and then introduce its successor, capable of holding its own against new U.S. designs, as quickly as possible.
Published April 2022, 112 pages, 138 archival photos, 44 color photos, 10 color profiles, 1:48 scale line drawings, softcover, A4 Format, 8 1/4” (21 cm) x 11 3/4 “ (29.7 cm )
KAGERO MONOGRAPHS
The Kagero Monograph series is a series of highly illustrated books on the key fighting machines of the 20th century and their combat use. Each volume extensively studies the subject aircraft with the modeller in mind; including production history, variants and modifications, technical description, combat usage, camouflage, insignia, colour profiles and illustrations, hundreds of archive photos,
KAGERO BOOKS
This fine Polish publisher was established in 1991, initially producing magazines for modellers. They have subsequently published hundreds of books, on aircraft, ships, and armour, all with the plastic modeller and aviation enthusaist in mind. Most have extensive photographs, and profile artwork as well as plans and technical drawings, some books come with decal sheets. Most have English text, some are bilingual in Polish / English.
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