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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
In the air 1973 Air-Space Fair at Point Mugu, California, by Jerry Litwak German national markings 1914-18 - part one of this new series on First World War aircraft - by Harry Woodman British army uniforms - the 1st Regiment HM Foot Guards 1685 - by Bryan Fosten Photopage - more interesting photos from readers with captions by Michael J. F. Bowyer CAM-Ship Hurricanes described by Michael J. F. Bowyer Military modelling - FV432 armoured personnel carrier modelled in 1:76 scale by Dick Steeds Junkers Ju 88 night fighter - variants and how to model them by Bryan Philpott In the field - development history of the 'Fox' armoured car by Terry Gander and Christopher F. Foss Squadron codes and colours - described by Michael J. F. Bowyer and John D. R. Rawlings Renaissance warfare part 12: the Scots by George Gush New kits and models - reviewed for modellers News for the wargamer - games and books now on sale Book reviews - including news of an exciting new series Letters to the editor - your chance to win a free Airfix kit Cover Picture - Modellers who have been accustomed to super-detailing their Airfix 1:24 scale aircraft kits with the help of PSL's series of 'Classic Aircraft' books will welcome the news that the latest title, No 4: Hawker Hurricane, is now available. Written by those well-known Airfix Magazine contributors Bruce Robertson and Gerald Scarborough, it combines a definitive history of the aircraft, its development, weaponry, construction and service history, with full step-by-step instructions on detailing the Airfix Hurricane kit and converting this into alternative marks, including the famous Sea Hurricane. Our cover photo shows the Airfix model as detailed by Gerald Scarborough and described in this fantastic book, together with a Series 77 British pilot figure painted by Airfix Magazine editor Bruce Quarrie and the delightful little Austin 7 from the superb Wills Finecast range of metal construction kits (see page 494). Our thanks to Gerald Scarborough and Neville Franklin for the photograph.
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