I've had mine for years now... invaluable to building Tigers as well as the armor fan! I also have the Modelers Guide to the Jagdpanzer as well. Whew... nice to have. Jeff

How exactly would they go about that? I mean, you can get photos from Bovington and Saumur to show interior layouts of two specific Tigers. But where would you get information about the sequence of changes that happened to the interior? David

Nope. Wrong. With all due respect to Pat, his statement about the all of the line drawings seen in TMGTTTT being submitted as originals, found in the "Acknowledgements" on Page 2 of the book, isn't exactly truthful. All of the line drawings were originally published in Ground Power Special Issues Feb 2001 and April 2001, predating TMGTTTT by two years: I'm comparing the line drawings in both TMGTTTT and the Feb 2001 Ground Power issue and they are not similar, but the exact same ones. That doesn't mean I don't think that TMGTTTT isn't a good reference, which it certainly is.

Hey Pat, I had no idea anyone that worked on the book would see the review. I chose to review it because as a newby 2 years ago the book was mentioned by lots of guys and I figured it must have value. If you do an updated Tiger I book I'm sure there are lots of guys around here that would be thrilled and even help out if need be.

"Nope. Wrong. With all due respect to Pat, his statement about the all of the line drawings seen in TMGTTTT being submitted as originals, found in the "Acknowledgements" on Page 2 of the book, isn't exactly truthful. All of the line drawings were originally published in Ground Power Special Issues Feb 2001 and April 2001, predating TMGTTTT by two years:" It is a fact that the artist sent his original art to us for scanning. The context of that comment was to illustrate that we made some small alterations to the drawings in order to bring them in line with the data reflected in the Jentz books. In addition to appearing in the the Ground Power books, many of the sketches also found their way into the Model Art armor specials. Pat MMiR

How exactly would they go about that? I mean, you can get photos from Bovington and Saumur to show interior layouts of two specific Tigers. But where would you get information about the sequence of changes that happened to the interior? David [/quote] I meant that we would include the model. Pat MMiR

when is the next issue of mmir due?

I've been wondering that myself William. I miss the magazine and have a few more issues to go on my subscription.

Keeping my fingers (and toes) crossed, Mr. Stansell.