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French Wings 3: Breguet 27, Potez 39, Mureaux 115/117

by Jose Fernandez

Illustrated by Tiador Liviu Morosanu

Stratus Books

 

S u m m a r y :

Catalogue Number, Description and ISBN:

French Wings 3 (ISBN: 978-83-61421-77-1)

Jose Fernandez & Tiador Liviu Morosanu (respectively)

Contents & Media:

80 pages in soft-cover A-4 portrait format.

Price:

Available on-line from:

Review Type:

First Look

Advantages:

Superb photos and illustrations, attractive layout, informative and easy to read

Disadvantages:

 

Conclusion:

French aircraft of the 1930s and 1940s are not everyone’s cup of tea, but for those who do appreciate the subject this represents a valuable resource, and is highly recommended.


Reviewed by Mark Davies


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The author of this book, Jose Fernandez, may be well known to some as he has written or is associated with numerous aviation publications, including one of my favourites, the excellent Air Magazine. What may be less well known is that he owns a model shop in Paris, and has realised some kits as joint projects between Air Magazine and Azur (a Czech MPM-Group brand). Suffice to say, he has a good understanding of what appeals to modellers as well as aviation historians.

 

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This review deals with the third volume in The French Wings series, published in English by Stratus Books of Poland. This soft-cover A4 portrait format booklet covers the Breguet 27, Potez 39 and Mureaux 115/117. Both French and foreign service is covered where applicable.  It includes aircraft development backgrounds, operational service, and deals with various versions of these three aircraft. Replete with superb photos and well-executed artwork, everything is sensibly organised and easy to read.

French aircraft of the 1930’s and 40’s are not everyone’s cup of tea, but for those who do appreciate the subject this represents a valuable resource, and is highly recommended.

Highly Recommended.

Thanks to MMP Books  for the sample.


All MMP Books are available direct from the publishers, who now accept credit cards (Visa, MC, Amex, Switch)  

North American distributors are MMD, Australian distributors are Platypus Publications. In Europe, the books are available from any good bookshop (via our UK distributors, Orca). Contact MMP direct in case of difficulties. 

Thanks to Roger at MMO Books  for the sample.


Review Copyright © 2014 by Mark Davies
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Last updated 8 April, 2014

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