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Luftwaffe Aces
2005 Engagement Calendar

 

Virgil O'Neil

 

S u m m a r y
Description and Publisher’s Details: "Luftwaffe Aces   – 2005 An Engagement Calendar"; self-published by Virgil O’Neil, email virg@vcn.com  .
ISBN: Not Applicable
Media: Soft cover, 21.5cm x 21.5cm, 94 pages plus covers
Price: USD$25 plus Postage and Handling available direct from Virgil O'Neil
Review Type: FirstLook
Advantages: Interesting idea; attractive artwork; compact set of data for 12 main subjects; nice composite images; will make a nifty Christmas gift for Luftwaffe aficionados
Disadvantages:  
Recommendation: Recommended to Luftwaffe aircraft fans

 

Reviewed by Brett Green


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F i r s t L o o k

 

This is Virgil O’Neil's fourth annual engagement Calendar on a Luftwaffe theme. This year's calendar visits the theme of Luftwaffe Aces final missions.

This Calendar follows a similar format to the earlier offerings with a soft cover, bound by plastic spiral ring-binder, in a square format approximately 21.5cm x 21.5cm. There are 94 pages plus covers.

There is one week to each engagement page. These pages are punctuated with wartime milestones, important Luftwaffe aircraft dates and, of course, US public holidays and other relevant planning information.

 

 

This time, the subjects and the colour artwork are devoted exclusively to the final missions of 12 Luftwaffe pilots, including some interesting aircraft types! Each month includes a composite image of a model in an action setting, a description of the development and/or operations of the type, plus a glossy, attractive colour profile.

 

 

C o n c l u s i o n

 

I always look forward to seeing Virgil's latest desk calendar, and this year's edition will be open on my work desk for 2005.

The "Luft '46 Engagement Calendar" will be a good companion on the modelling bench or an appropriate gift for a Luftwaffe modelling fan.

It will cost you more than a Gary Larson desk calendar, but it is certainly much more individual too!

Recommended.

Thanks to Virgil O'Neil for the review sample.


Review Copyright © 2004 by Brett Green
This Page Created on 19 December, 2004
Last updated 19 December, 2004

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