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Features:
BRITISH CAVALRY EQUIPMENT 1800-1940 - Heavy cavalry by Mike Chappell
THE ZOUAVE STYLE - Described and illustrated by Peter Abbott.
THE 50th MODEL ENGINEER EXHIBITION - Part one by R. J. Marrion.
FAMOUS BRITISH REGIMENTS - The Duke of Wellington's Regiment.
NEW ZEALAND'S "BOB SEMPLE" TANK - By Jeffrey Plowman.'
FOREIGN LEGION MOTORISED UNITS - Part two by Martin Windrow.'
MUSEUM OF THE WORLD WARS - Jerry Litwak reports on a growing concern in the U.S.A.
FAMOUS SWORD TYPES - Heavy cavalry trooper's sword.
AEC ARMOURED COMMAND VEHICLE - Scratch-building project by Chris Davies.
BATTLES FOR WARGAMERS-The Battle of Dreux 1562 by Stuart Asquith
Departments:
NOTICE BOARD - All the latest modelling and wargaming news.
DESPATCH - Readers' letters.
OBSERVATION POST - A monthly news column for wargamers.
BRIEFING - Modern military developments for modellers and wargamers.
UNIFORMINFO - Our experts answer your uniform queries.
ON PARADE - New books reviewed.
WARGAMES BRIEFING - Latest wargames products assessed.
MODELLING WORKSHOP - Accessories by Stan Catchpol.
GENERALS' KNOWLEDGE - Wargames problems solved by our experts.
ACROSS THE BOARD - Charles Vasey's boardgames column.
ATTEN-SHUN! - New products described.
COVER - Winner of the Championship Cup at the 50th Model Engineer Exhibition was this superb 1/6th scale M3 "Honey" light tank, built by M. Keggans Inset is a Landsknecht, 1530 by J. Hullis of Ipswich which took a Silver Medal.
Supplement:
Originally this issue also contained an A5-sized, 8-page pull-out supplement called 'Databooklet No 3: Painting and Finishing'. This was one of a six-part series published across the Feb, Mar, Apr, Oct, Nov & Dec 1981 issues of Military Modelling. Also see image above
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