Have you ever dreamt of being able to instantly identify any German tank?
The number and diversity of models and versions make that task harder than it may at first sound! Caraktère publishing is looking at doing something about this issue in 25 days’ time.

Panzer: the German tank encyclopaedia now allows you, due to accurate technical and historical descriptions highlighting the key features and main differences between various versions, complete technical datasheets and 4-view colour drawings, to name the changes introduced by the German engineers during World War II. Covering the Neubaufahrzeug, Panzer 35(t), Panzer 38(t), Panzer I, Panzer II, Panzer III, Panzer IV, Panther, Tiger I and II will no longer hold any secrets from you!

Extensively illustrated with more than 200 unpublished or rarely seen photographs, over 100 colour profiles and 4-view drawings, this first volume of the WW2 arsenal encyclopaedia, throughout its 196 pages, presents you with an exceptional review of the German battle tanks and mechanical warfare, from 1933 through to 1945.

Unusually for Caraktère publishing the text in these offerings is in full English and is to be released on August 25, 2015
Stay tuned...