text: Guideline Publications and Military Modelcraft International have published a book by David Grummitt on German tanks.
  There is no question that, nearly eighty years since the end of World War II and almost 80 years later, the Nazi tanks and armoured vehicles, developed and used by Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1945, continue to fascinate both historians and modelers. The popularity of these vehicles is evident by the rapid release of new German vehicle kits from the leading model makers. These new kit releases are fuelled by an ongoing search for information on these AFVs and a steady of stream of period photographs, many from private archives, that are a constant source of fascination for modellers
  This book brings together the best of more than a decade’s research articles published in Military Modelcraft International, redesigned and presented for this book. They shed light on Nazi Germany’s armored forces, the Panzerwaffe, and the Panzertruppen who fought alongside them. Colour profiles and rare archival photos reveal unusual camouflage patterns and field modifications. They also provide an inspiration that goes beyond what is provided by model kit markings and camouflage. The book also contains an unpublished Tamiya Panzer IV Ausf. build by Alex Clark, as well as a unique reference.