Thanks, Jim, those are very interesting as always. Just finished reading three books on the Great War. Depressing, it's a wonder both side fought on for 4 years. The Stug book could be interesting. Anyone know how many pages?

64 pages, 109 photos...listed as a reprint (hence the 4007 ID #)

The 'Grabenkrieg' books have been been out a couple of weeks now and I cannot recommend them enough. I have no modelling interest in WW1, but these books are absolutely superb, packed with superb period photographs and detailed texts. With the 100 year anniversary of the start of WW1 coming up i'd say everyone should add these to their collection.

64 pages, 109 photos...listed as a reprint (hence the 4007 ID #)[/quote] Hmmm, depending on the price, that one could be a good idea. I'm shying away from the really expensive Stug books, and prefer to focus on books with period, action photos.

Here you go Bill: Tankograd Rob, I had a chance to quickly take a look at these two books also and agree that they looked excellent.

The Nuke Artillery book looks very interesting...a critically important part of the real Cold War in Europe!

The nuclear artillery is a must for me.A much overlooked subject and the new Blue Water photos are just in time for my Artillery Campaign build.

For me the most interesting releases are the TAM et the Kubelwagen books, although I'll also buy two or three others in the new March titles. Miltarfahrzeug also looks good, the previous issue was a disapointment for me, the first one I didn't buy in the whole publishing run of the magazine. Cheers, Christophe