Scrapyard Armour: Modelling Scenes from a Russian Armour Scrapyard

116 pages featuring 3 different model builds and 40 pages of walkaround images from the scrapyard Armour.

Modelling Scenes from a Russian Armour Scrapyard by David Parker,Mark Neville, and Andy Taylor

"All three models provide masses of inspiration, as do the 40+ pages of full-size reference photos in the middle of the book...provides a mouthwatering incentive to hit the workbench." (Tamiya Model Magazine)

“The detail is positively mind-boggling and really worthy of study if the subject is of passing interest or you are an aficionado of post-war Soviet armour.” (Scale Military Modeller International)

“...a super one for all modellers interested in post-war Russian armour...a real modellers book this one.” (Military Model Scene)

“The book has a high quality feel to it, and the content is interesting, with lots of techniques and tips on display for you to refer back to, or aspire to if you have never tried them before...Overall a good read, and a reference work that you can keep coming back to for inspiration. Highly recommended.” (Britmodeller)

“This book is a real “must have” for any model maker interested in modern era Russian armour...Well worth the cover price for the scrapyard pictures alone and many model makers will be inspired by the techniques used to produce such high class replicas.” (Tankette)

“...when modelers value originality and innovation, even the mundane inspires, elevating hobby to art. That's the lesson AFV Modeller's ripping reference packs for hobbyists. Raw novices and seasoned pros alike will love this handy handbook. Rabidly recommended!” (Cybermodeler)

“For reasonable money you will get plenty of useful info accompanied with 3 model builds and walkaround photos. Moreover, it's good that authors show each model assembly process step-by-step, so that you will understand what to do...if you would like to improve your weathering skills - I definitely recommend to check this product.” (DetailScaleView)

"Highly recommended." (AMPS Indianapolis)