Jim Rae takes a look at Elements in Combat #4— Tiger & Variants Vol. 2, a new title from Xtreme Modelling.

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Very thorough review, it tells me exactly what I would get for my money. Kudos!

Thanks Bill - I appreciate your comments. I must admit, when I see the knowledge base that many have on this subject, I was a little daunted at the thought of doing this.

nice review Jim. shame they don't bring these books over here

Actually, the experts don't need a book like this, it's the rest of us who do, so I appreciate reviews from "the trenches" like yours. Mig's book was very helpful to me, for example, because it was packed with tricks and tips. I learned a lot of techniques and still use it, but probably haven't fully taken advantage of all it could tell me. This one looks like it could be worthwhile for being packed with information.

A guy tried to demonstrate figure painting at a recent show I was at. He clearly knew a lot, but couldn't present it in a fashion that taught me anything. Sometimes the trick is organizing the information, and this book seems to do that.

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That clear enough?